https://www.ArtStation.com:

1. #DigitalArt: A general hashtag for all types of digital artwork.
2. #ConceptArt: Use this for concept art and design work.
3. #Illustration: Appropriate for illustrative art pieces.
4. #CharacterDesign: If you create characters, this is a great choice.
5. #EnvironmentDesign: For environmental and world-building artwork.
6. #3DModeling: Use for your 3D modeling and rendering projects.
7. #GameArt: If you create art for games, this is a relevant hashtag.
8. #Animation: For animations and motion graphics.
9. #SciFiArt: Ideal for science fiction-themed artwork.
10. #FantasyArt: Suitable for fantasy-themed art.
11. #Portrait: Use when showcasing portrait artwork.
12. #FanArt: If you're creating fan art for existing franchises.
13. #Comics: For comic book or graphic novel-related work.
14. #TraditionalArt: If your work is created using traditional media.
15. #Photorealism: Use for hyper-realistic artwork.
16. #CharacterConcept: More specific for character concept art.
17. #Sculpture: For sculptors and 3D sculpted art.
18. #Animation2D: Specifically for 2D animations.
19. #ArtProcess: Great for sharing your creative process.
20. #ArtTutorial: If you create tutorials, share them with this hashtag.

https://www.Behance.net:

1. #GraphicDesign: For graphic design projects.
2. #WebDesign: Ideal for web design and development work.
3. #Illustration: Suitable for illustrative artwork and projects.
4. #Photography: Use for photography-related projects.
5. #Typography: If your project involves typography or lettering.
6. #Branding: For branding and identity design work.
7. #UIUX: If you're into user interface and user experience design.
8. #MotionGraphics: Use when showcasing motion graphics or animations.
9. #PackagingDesign: Ideal for packaging design projects.
10. #ProductDesign: If you create physical products or industrial design.
11. #Architecture: For architectural design and building projects.
12. #FashionDesign: Use for fashion-related design work.
13. #ArtDirection: If your project involves art direction.
14. #Advertising: For advertising and marketing campaigns.
15. #IllustrationArt: For illustrators and their artwork.
16. #PrintDesign: Suitable for print design and publications.
17. #InteractiveDesign: If your work involves interactive media.
18. #DigitalArt: Ideal for digital artwork and illustrations.
19. #FineArt: For traditional and digital fine art projects.
20. #BehanceFeatured: Use when hoping to be featured by Behance.

https://www.Instagram.com:

1. #DigitalArt: A general hashtag for all digital artwork.
2. #DigitalIllustration: For digital illustrations.
3. #DigitalPainting: Ideal for digital paintings.
4. #DigitalDrawing: Use when sharing digital drawings.
5. #DigitalArtist: A great hashtag for artists in the digital medium.
6. #Procreate: If you use the Procreate app for your art.
7. #PhotoshopArt: For artwork created using Adobe Photoshop.
8. #IllustrationArt: Suitable for illustrative artwork.
9. #CharacterDesign: If you create characters, this is a relevant hashtag.
10. #ConceptArt: Use this for concept art and design work.
11. #FantasyArt: Ideal for fantasy-themed digital art.
12. #SciFiArt: If you create science fiction-themed art.
13. #AnimeArt: For anime and manga-inspired art.
14. #GameArt: Use if your art is related to video games.
15. #ArtOfTheDay: A popular hashtag for featuring your daily art.
16. #DigitalInk: For digital ink drawings.
17. #ArtistOnInstagram: A general tag for artists on Instagram.
18. #ColorfulArt: Use for vibrant and colorful artwork.
19. #ArtCommunity: Engage with the art community.
20. #DailyDoodle: If you post daily or frequent doodles.

https://www.Unsplash.com:

1. #DigitalArt: A general hashtag for all digital artwork.
2. #DigitalIllustration: For digital illustrations.
3. #DigitalPainting: Ideal for digital paintings.
4. #DigitalDrawing: Use when sharing digital drawings.
5. #DigitalArtist: A great hashtag for artists in the digital medium.
6. #Procreate: If you use the Procreate app for your art.
7. #PhotoshopArt: For artwork created using Adobe Photoshop.
8. #IllustrationArt: Suitable for illustrative artwork.
9. #CharacterDesign: If you create characters, this is a relevant hashtag.
10. #ConceptArt: Use this for concept art and design work.
11. #FantasyArt: Ideal for fantasy-themed digital art.
12. #SciFiArt: If you create science fiction-themed art.
13. #AnimeArt: For anime and manga-inspired art.
14. #GameArt: Use if your art is related to video games.
15. #ArtOfTheDay: A popular hashtag for featuring your daily art.
16. #DigitalInk: For digital ink drawings.
17. #ArtistOnUnsplash: A tag for artists specifically on Unsplash.
18. #ColorfulArt: Use for vibrant and colorful artwork.
19. #ArtCommunity: Engage with the Unsplash art community.

To export a .abc asset from Maya for use in other programs, follow these steps:

1. Ensure ABC Export and Import Plugins are Loaded:

   - Go to `Windows > Settings/Preferences > Plug-in Manager`.

   - Make sure both `AbcExport.mll` and `AbcImport.mll` are checked for "Loaded" and "Auto load". This ensures that the Alembic export and import plugins are enabled.

2. Select the Geometry to Export:

   - Choose the geometry you want to export. Make sure it's selected in the viewport.

3. Access the Alembic Export Options:

   - At the top of the Maya window, navigate to `Cache > Alembic Cache > Export Selection to Alembic...`.

4. Set General Options:

   - If you're exporting a static asset (non-moving), set "General Options" to "Current frame". This means it will export the geometry exactly as it appears in the current frame.

5. Configure Advanced Options:

   - Ensure the following settings are enabled under "Advanced Options":

     [x] Strip Namespaces: Removes any namespaces from the exported geometry. Namespaces are a way to organize objects in Maya, but they might not be supported in other programs.

     [x] UV Write: Ensures that UV (texture) coordinates are exported along with the geometry. This is essential for maintaining textures in other programs.

     [x] World Space: Exports the geometry in world coordinates, which is typically what you want when transferring assets between different software.

     [x] Write UV Sets: This ensures that all UV sets are exported. This is critical if you have multiple sets of texture coordinates.

     [x] Filter Euler Rotations: Helps to avoid gimbal lock issues with rotations. This can be important for maintaining correct orientation.

     [x] Write Visibility: Exports information about whether the object is visible or not. This can be useful for things like animation or simulations.

6. Export the Asset:

   - After configuring the settings, click on the "Export" button to save the .abc file.

Following these steps will allow you to manually export assets in a way that ensures compatibility with other programs. Keep in mind that this process may vary slightly depending on the specific versions of Maya and the other software you're working with.