[FAQ]

Hey, so I just hit Affiliate (yay!) and I really want to get some custom emotes and sub badges for my community. I’ve seen the default ones and… yeah, not for me. I want something that actually fits my channel’s vibe.

The problem is, I don’t know where to look. Do you all use specific websites? I’ve heard of some, but I’m not sure which are the most reliable for finding good artists that won’t cost a fortune. I’m open to either commissioning someone for a custom set or even finding a really nice pre-made pack to start with. Any recommendations for where you all get your Twitch graphics would be a huge help.

Thanks!

[Jeff Bullas]

Upgrading your channel’s visual assets is a smart move.

Short Answer: The best places are either large digital marketplaces like Etsy for pre-made image packs, or freelance platforms like Fiverr to commission an artist for custom image assets.

Your choice will depend on whether your priority is immediate access to content or long-term brand uniqueness.

There are two main content acquisition models here. First, you can use marketplaces like Etsy to browse and instantly purchase pre-made image packs. This path gives you a high-quality set of static or animated images immediately, but it is a non-exclusive product, meaning other channels can and will use the exact same visual assets. The second, and more professional, method is to use a platform like Fiverr to find a specific artist whose style you like and commission custom work. This involves a detailed text-based briefing process where you define your brand’s style, ensuring the final image files—your static emotes and evolving sub badge images—are unique to your channel and align perfectly with your overall video and audio content.

Cheers,

Jeff

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