Hmm, I'm not sure anymore where exactly I get my inspiration from...
When I first started being serious about drawing I was very into Rumiko Takahashi, espacially Inuyasha and Ranma½. The way she does hands and her more goofy expressions and way of drawing clothes is still showing in my style I think.
Lately I've been into Mamoru Hosoda, and his very lanky characters. The way he illustrates movement, the way his characters run I find fascinating. They feel kinda boneless, yet subtly detailed (More in the actual film, this is cover art, but couldn't find a good image of what I mean).
I think I'm also starting to take a page out of Kaoru Mori's book and making my art more detailed.
I'm also very fond of the style in the Avatar series
And then there's a Danish comic creator called Peter Madsen I have been a fan of since I was a child. He makes a series of comics about the Nordic Gods, I highly recommend them
He can also do cute things, but I personally like his dramatic stuff better
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