What to draw next, decided by demand instead of guesswork
Guessing costs the one thing you cannot get more of. This ranks illustration subjects by how many buyers are looking, how much already exists, and how commoditised the niche has become — then matches the ranking to how you actually work, so the suggestions look like something you would want to draw.
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Ranked by opportunity, not popularity
A popular subject with two hundred thousand existing illustrations is a worse bet than a quieter one with two thousand. The score divides demand by supply and adjusts for AI saturation, which is why the top of the list is rarely the obvious topic.
Matched to your own style
Upload a few finished pieces and a vision model reads their medium, palette and subjects into one profile. The ranking then searches with that profile and leaves out every keyword you already publish, so it suggests rather than repeating you back to yourself.
Seasonality you can plan around
Weekly history going back over a year, a 52-week projection, and every linked holiday and observance on the same timeline — so a seasonal subject shows up while there is still time to draw it.
What this does not cover
Technique is not a filter here: hand-drawn, vector, 3D and AI-assisted work all compete for the same subjects, and that is what the data measures. It does not cover photography.