@thepatriotartist's post on Artfol
Do you like your art style? ELABORATE. What do you think is good, what could be improved, what do you hate, etc etc
Personally, I think mine is going in a weird direction. just started drawing noses so, and rendering
ive never rendered beforeAug 19, 2023
Personally, I think mine is going in a weird direction. just started drawing noses so, and rendering
ive never rendered beforeAug 19, 2023
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Honestly I’m learning to be comfortable where I’m at. I’m quite happy with it even though I have areas to improve on lol. I really like how much pink I have in mine and the softness I’ve finally managed to achieve without it looking too soft for my tastes (before my art looked kind of flat? Where I think it looks much better now, not that flat art is bad, just that it wasn’t what I was aiming for lol)
I still need to improve on backgrounds and lighting, and I’m willing to improve other aspects but I’m just kinda letting the art wind guide me I guess haha
I still need to improve on backgrounds and lighting, and I’m willing to improve other aspects but I’m just kinda letting the art wind guide me I guess haha
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Depends on the media, since I’m mainly traditional but rarely digital (?)
But I personally like my art style, yes it has some strange artistic decisions: like making the hair too puffy/big (my sister said they look like wigs
) or drawing extra neck lines.
What I hate the most is the way I draw hands (they look like claws for no reason) and the poses look stiff sometimes, as everyone I need to practice anatomy and composition.
But I personally like my art style, yes it has some strange artistic decisions: like making the hair too puffy/big (my sister said they look like wigs
) or drawing extra neck lines.What I hate the most is the way I draw hands (they look like claws for no reason) and the poses look stiff sometimes, as everyone I need to practice anatomy and composition.
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I think that my art style is decent, albeit rigid, but it actually doesn't reflect my personal interests at all. I am most interested in the depictions of real human life-- think vivian maier's street photography, drawings of reclining middle-aged sunbathers sprawling on the beach, things like that. I'm really not interested in beautiful young manhua people like the subjects of my drawings at all. I don't know why I keep doing it.
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I really like my current style. It gives me this incomplete but also kinda complete feeling. It feels like painting with ink. I love to look at my artworks and tell the process just by looks. Like which line was draw in what direction and how fast I drew the lines.
I mainly have to improve on anatomy and different body types and how I can make them fit my style. I should practice shading as well, but I don't really feel like doing it yet.
I mainly have to improve on anatomy and different body types and how I can make them fit my style. I should practice shading as well, but I don't really feel like doing it yet.
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I like my style, I have made many improvements recently. But there are so many more to do... The main one I am focusing on is getting the volumes right and the junctions between volumes too. I'd like my subjects to look more solid, I have been working on volumes and I have already seen some improvements, but I still have to practice a bit more to get it right
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Mine is alright. I don’t feel like my art style is my dream art style, but it isn’t half bad. It’s very cartoony and I’ve heard people think it’s very recognizable (square heads probably). I do wish mine was more like those in between styles of anime and cartoon, since they just look so NICE. Or just one of those super cartoony and cute styles.
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I really like my style! I like the colors I use, the expressions, the way I draw hair, etc. I just really need to work on my anatomy/sameface issues and learn how to draw backgrounds.
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Jup~
I like mine ^w^
It became really nice and comfy wich I adore. Plus I can actually do the background stuff w
The only drawback is that I just can’t do gory violent stuff … probably if I really threw myself into that but … nah, I think I prefer the comfy stuff
I like mine ^w^
It became really nice and comfy wich I adore. Plus I can actually do the background stuff w
The only drawback is that I just can’t do gory violent stuff … probably if I really threw myself into that but … nah, I think I prefer the comfy stuff
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•I think my art style has really improved recently! I love the texture and the general vibe my drawings give off. I do feel like I still have a lot of work tbh and right now my skills aren’t very flexible, I struggle with drawing different poses, and I feel like I don’t practice drawing different types of people as much as I should :/
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It's good but I can still strive for better (:
I like my general style of line work a lot, but I want to expand more on what I can do for shading. I love the shading in Zaffino's works and I want to experiment with that once I start on bigger illustrations (I got ideas upon ideas in the backlog)
I'm still testing out my new way of coloring, I really should start on my Patrick Joust Studies cause that's the mood I want in my own works (:
I like my general style of line work a lot, but I want to expand more on what I can do for shading. I love the shading in Zaffino's works and I want to experiment with that once I start on bigger illustrations (I got ideas upon ideas in the backlog)
I'm still testing out my new way of coloring, I really should start on my Patrick Joust Studies cause that's the mood I want in my own works (:
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In hindsight, not digging it that well.
I’ve been sorta unsure what direction I want to take it, considering how I wanted to mesh anime and western comic styled together like 10 years ago.
I like that it’s got some semblance of what I want to put into it (edgy, energetic and manga-esque), but I feel it’s not looking strong enough. And I hate that I can’t figure out how to make it evolve past this plateau.
At least right now I think my color theory is improving after learning about perceived color lol. I’m content with the fundamentals, but I do see some micro-improvements here and there ever since I started working on a webcomic.
I’ve been sorta unsure what direction I want to take it, considering how I wanted to mesh anime and western comic styled together like 10 years ago.
I like that it’s got some semblance of what I want to put into it (edgy, energetic and manga-esque), but I feel it’s not looking strong enough. And I hate that I can’t figure out how to make it evolve past this plateau.
At least right now I think my color theory is improving after learning about perceived color lol. I’m content with the fundamentals, but I do see some micro-improvements here and there ever since I started working on a webcomic.
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•For the most part I like it but it took me a while to get here and there are a lot of things I want to improve on. I used to really struggle with rendering/lighting and colours so I’m proud of the improvement I’ve made when it comes to that. I want to improve on drawing perspective and architecture/buildings, two things that I often have trouble with.
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I like how I render and also finally like how I draw faces. My colouring still needs work but I'm trying to improve that.
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I really like how I draw lineart. Its just yes 
I really like to draw buff characters but I also need to work on anatomy but working on anatomy is a forever thing.
I like my sketching style. I love how I use crosshatching for shadows. It makes the drawing look detailed.
Trying to elaborate on why I like my art is very difficult
I just really like my art style lol
I really like to draw buff characters but I also need to work on anatomy but working on anatomy is a forever thing.
I like my sketching style. I love how I use crosshatching for shadows. It makes the drawing look detailed.
Trying to elaborate on why I like my art is very difficult
I just really like my art style lol
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