How has your art style changed?
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sophen
Bracelet King
sophen
2 months, 3 weeks ago by sophen
My art style has changed a lot, when i first started drawing a lot i could "only" draw Minecraft people then i tried to do more realistic, so realistic lips and eyes, but my hair was so limp and the face shape was just a circle, then i took a very small break from drawing, after that break i picked up a pencil and somehow found my art style, so my art style now is kinda anime/realistic/cartoonish, and i kind of mastered hair, and i can draw hands a little better now! But i still like to just draw Heads not the full body.
How has your art style changed?
bugs_b1te
Bracelet King
bugs_b1te
2 months, 3 weeks ago by bugs_b1te
My artstyle develops fully through school doodles, as most of the art I enjoy making is 3d in some way, which my brain seems to prefer. Currently I'm in love with somewhat surrealist pen drawings, lots of pointy lines and generally weird stuff.
MidnightTH
Bracelet King
MidnightTH
2 months, 3 weeks ago by MidnightTH
I’ve been experimenting with different ways to draw Sonic the Hedgehog and anime, and I found my anime style! I already had my Sonic style I was just looking at different ways I could draw him. My anime is kinda cartoonyish. Been a full year and half since I started drawing Sonic. And I’ve gotten pretty good at him.
BLena
Professional
BLena
1 month, 1 week ago by BLena
It has slowly developed over the years, simply by creating more and lots of experimenting with different techniques and materials. I started when I was a child, always drawing with graphite pencil from celeb references in a sketchbook - trying to put to paper what I saw in the best possible way I could and completely getting lost in the process. After a break I discovered mixed media through online classes and ever since I have been playing and experimenting, really discovering what I like best and using my creative practise as a daily therapy. Mixed media realistic portraits, but I also love to get lost in working in details by painting and drawing realistic animals and insects such as butterflies and birds.
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