>>240427
>I recently started getting into /gd/
>I have no idea how to get invite

I think you might pick up something here op

After 2 years of registering I added a link to my shitty portfolio and in a week or so community moderator sent me an invite.

>>240451
That'd be awesome but I also have no idea if I'm good enough to post my work. :(

>>240427
look at the other work posted and judge it yourself.

the quality of the work on dribbble is high, but tbh it's just a fucking circlejerk.

>>240475
Same here, I had an account since one or two years with a link to my website, and I received an invite. I hadn't even added my name to the prospects' list.

>>240427
i don't like their logo.
Looks like it's meant for a cartoon network game.

>>240427
welp I guess if anyone wants to drop me an invite then an email is in the name field

Thanks!!

dribbble has become such a sad joke. I hate when people are negative for the hell of it but seriously, browse it for 10 minutes. some very cool work, but all of it a) pretty safe and b) peppered with meaningless garbage comments. it feels like scrolling through the cheery, candy-coated polar opposite of /b/ sometimes. i wouldn't bother putting too much work into getting on there unless you're actively trying to get hired/find clients

>>241575
i'm just coming out of college so yeah the job thing would be nice

Mira le erras y en mucho !!!

I got a Dribbble invite from a friend.
I barely use the account anymore.