Suggestions

i think it would be cool if profiles had a way to follow them or you could see how many likes they had in total or something so you could look through creators and see what they made cuz rn i just have to stumble on cool palettes randomly to find people and I wish it was easier

Avoid seeing certain content

Organize monthly or quarterly challenges where artists are given specific themes, restrictions (e.g., color palette limitations, specific canvas sizes, or certain tools to use), and a time frame. Each challenge could have rewards like featuring artwork on a special page, creating an online gallery, or offering exposure through a spotlight post on the Lospec website/social media.

The maximum URL length currently allowed for hyperlinks in an artwork's description is 55 characters. Links longer than the limit get cut off after the 55th character, which often makes it impossible to credit reference images, videos or websites in descriptions and comments. This doesn't make much sense and feels like an error/oversight, links longer than 55 characters are quite commonplace so I don't understand why this restriction is in place.

i want to store palettes or art I'm not ready to show to others cause of low storage or to have a cleaner workspace

just think this would be fun to see. sometimes i see rejected palettes and go huh. wonder why? it doesnt seem feasible to add that information to past palettes but could be interesting for the future

It would be so cool, please please.

It would be so cool, please please.

It would be nice if we could follow the creators of our favorite palettes (or the sample designers).

When I submit art to the gallery, I would like to include which palette I used to make the image, as a way of crediting the creators. This could replace the color-specs section on submissions, if applicable. Perhaps it could be a tick-box "Palette used (if any)" and if left unticked, it shows the color stats as normal? I think having a direct link to the palettes I use would be a cool way to funnel attention to the people who indirectly contribute to my art. The descriptions don't allow hyperlinks right now so it isn't the best place for credit.