Art your readers would not recognize as yours :D

[Mallory]

One aspect to making a comic is that once you settle on a look and a style, you end up very committed to it. Having to draw it over and over again, having to create and use the same short-cuts or simplifications for the sake of expediency and/or tone. It gets old sooner or later, so I find breaking away from that same style to be really reinvigorating (and necessary) artistically. I love looking back at the stuff I did that's very different from what I settled on for my comic and being like whoa, look at all that ~range~.

So... let's see the artwork that your readers would (probably) never connect to you!

[Mallory]

Here's some of mine:

Some random scenes/cover ideas I did, ink on water color paper:

A panel from a comic that never saw the light of day, ink and watercolor:

Back then I thought I wanted to draw things traditionally, but... scanning and doing clean-up was a REAL chore.

And some (old!) character designs:

[noenoh]

these done with mouse

my ex-boss requested it (he with his friends)

idk oTL its not that different I think
ther others I cant show because are for work and like NO

[amortelito]

Wow They definitely look very different from your comic!! You are versatile!!

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For comics I have colorful mangaish style.
https://tapas.io/series/Amorte

I draw these types of creatures and robots

But I mostly make dollies, I am 100% sure my webcomic readers would never guess this is my art work.

[Mallory]

But I mostly make dollies, I am 100% sure my webcomic readers would never guess this is my art work.

Holy crow that is actually really cool! I tried sculpting dolls a few times but it's just so many things to keep track of.

[Aleksei]

I have a couple that I think nobody would guess my hand were on it =P
Here we have, vectors, photomanipulations, and fractals!

Yep, I do more than silly drawings!

[Scarlet_Cryptid]

Weirdly, a lot of my non-comic stuff IS very recognizable as mine. Sometimes, it's because it's drawn in the same style, but colored with something other than markers, or it'll be drawn in a different style, but colored with markers.

But no one would guess my weird geometric paintings are mine!

My usual art:

My weird paintings:

[allenT]

Attempting a small webcomic (abandoned after the 3-pages pilot test)

One of the illustrations for my private short story. (traditional mixed media)

Promo drawings for my old webgame 'Fry Me Omelettes'.

4 fingered humans are weird.

[likhoradka]

My current comic style:

Stuff I do outside of comic stuff (mostly watercolor):

[ZatchZ]

The entirety of Zeta Bits.

Styles are like a dime in a well.

https://tapas.io/series/Zeta-Bits

[rajillustration]

basically any of my traditional paintings from my more abstract phase. I've had a lot of phases.

[Llyrel]

My comic style:

Realism (with pencils):

Chibi:

Edgy photomanipulations:

Random cartoony faces exercise:

My art style? Being all over the place? What on earth makes you think that?

[Kann]

Probably portraits. I feel like drawing a portrait of musicians I like once in a while.

[Kelheor]

@Llyrel @Kann you guys are crazy good

Hmmmmm, probably these

[Stargazer31]

They probably wouldn't recognize this

This is my normal art style

[Stargazer31]

Is the top one Gravity Falls?

[Kelheor]

It is, a D&D AU! :з

[spadedigsbutts]

I kind of wonder if people can tell my art apart because one of my comics looks like this:

While the other comic looks like this:

Like it's obvious to me but sometimes I wonder if other people see it?

[TedGravesArt]

Oh yeah I've got loads of old work that looks FAR different from my newer stuff. I used to do surreal pencil work a long time ago.

Here's some of my recent work on Heaven Hunters for comparison:

[Kelheor]

@TedGravesArt you're an absolute madlad In both pencil artworks and comics.