It's anime-ish, simple by design, and more about conveying emotions than getting the shapes strictly correct. Also fairly neutral on the sliding scale of shounen versus shoujo (read: I like everybody to be hot, regardless of gender - but not too frilly). I choose simple imagery over "busy" elements like hatched shading or loligoth costumes.Solunar wrote:What do you think your current art style is like?
Clean, Intuitive, Character-focused.How would you describe it in three words?
Currently I can only do thick, boring felt-tip-pen inking. I hope one day I will be able to do nice thin lines with some actual variation to them.What style or changes in your style do you hope to achieve in future? Or have you achieved your ideal?
Not really - I love my style. It's hardly perfect, but nobody is as good as I am at drawing precisely what I like best, and that's what I want out of my work. It's weird, I know, but really I only draw to satisfy my own desires. If other people can enjoy it sometimes, then that's just a side benefit :pIf you can, is there an artist or a singular picture you can show to describe the future style you want?
I really admire her artwork and art style even though the anatomy is slightly off... So, I'm really determined to have a style like hers even though originality is a must in art... 
I like her 2000 style the most. We can see her from the chart that evolving style is not always better... but what can we do? Even I can't control the changes in my own style.arachni42 wrote:For those interested, the artist who designed the characters for Penguindrum posted a chart that shows how her own style evolved over the past 20 years.
http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2 ... -art-style
I'm not saying "worse" btw. I only say we're not always getting better over the years. Sure, our experience will build up and our drawing will get better. But since our style fluctuates and changes, our drawing can actually worsen. Some good artist can keep their style over a long period of time (while getting better here and there).Endorphin wrote:^ I prefer 1995, actually.
I think this is "evidence" enough that the others are not "worse", but simply different.
I also like some other styles there, guess it depends on the story they are trying to illustrate. I think style changes are to be accepted, as we adapt to our surroundings/audience and the message we want to get across.
Though I'm still sad that the artist of Hana Kimi changed her style in the middle of it. ;__; I accept it, but...
Probably very inspired by manga/anime, since in my country there is a huge culture of drawing, I would like to have a style that would be a bit more "unique" or at least, my own style =.="Solunar wrote: What do you think your current art style is like?
1- DarkSolunar wrote:How would you describe it in three words?
I would like to draw smaller eyes =.= Just joking, there aren't that big usually, but I would love to learn how to color my drawings ^^" But at least it's not as ugly as before, somehow I may have achieved something?Solunar wrote:What style or changes in your style do you hope to achieve in future? Or have you achieved your ideal?
Not a problem!Solunar wrote:If you can, is there an artist or a singular picture you can show to describe the future style you want?
I like her art so much, but when I tried to do the same, it was awful 8'D She can draw beautiful horses too ^o^
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