@OrchidFlamingo's post on Artfol
Do you have a brand identity for your artwork? If so, what is it? If not, why?Oct 24, 2023
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Brand identity in what? Artstyle? Well I haven't develop my artstyle yet, I always look at reference in different style and trying/mixing thing with my art. Or you mean watermark? Artist always told to put watermark in their art to avoid art theft... I guess my identity in my watermark..
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Not really brand identity, but cause of social media posting, for Uni and since it's fun I tend to keep with a scetchier cobbled together vibe, leaning more towards a warm undertone~
Other than that, not really
Other than that, not really
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Personally, I think it's my watermark but what I got from others includes usage of saturated colours and detailed pieces (they're not as detailed as I'd like due to physical and time restrictions but I can see why there seems to be a lot going on). I don't think they convey much besides "Aerendyl only draws pretty men" and I shamelessly admit that when drawing, I have no thoughts but to make future viewers' heart go badump. I will get there soon! What about yours? From what I've seen around, there's a huge variety of work on your page
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No not really, but I’m also just a hobby artist who likes to share her work. I’m not really interested in growing a following or being “popular” so for me there’s not reason to try and create a brand identity for my work. And even if I was a professional artist I still probably wouldn’t have a defined brand because for me that would make me feel limited to what I can create and I don’t vibe with that. I already have anxiety stopping me from trying new things, I don’t need extra pressure for me to be consistent in my subjects and style.
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