What's your art style? & Promoting it!

[Garchompula]

I really don't see the SU thing tbh. Your art is incredible dude.

[CodeMonkeyArts]

I don't really see Steven Universe except in the bright color choices. That's it. Personally your art reminds me of Chuck Jones with bright Disney style shading mixed with old-school anime (Particularly of Go Nagai, Leiji Matsumoto, and Osamu Tezuka). It's a very emotive style that sells the Sci-Fi feel with exaggerated physical features mixed with over-the-top expressions.

Really...really great stuff.

I am not doing a Webcomic, but I am doing a WebNovel with Light-Novel style images thrown in:

Birth of a Sin | Tapas

I just..don't have the patience or time for a Webcomic.

[PaulDevers]

I like to think my comic's art style is based primarily on a western-cartoon style? At least, that's what I was going for when I first started to learn how to draw. Now it's just a little bit of a 'whatever' art style. It's supposed to be a little wacky while letting characters still show serious emotions without coming off as narmy.
I'd love to learn how to color properly one day, but for now I'm sticking with B&W. That, and to black-shade with the best of them, like BONE.

All Good Things | Tapas

[spadesart]

I really don't see the SU thing tbh. Your art is incredible dude.

I don't really see Steven Universe except in the bright color choices. That's it. Personally your art reminds me of Chuck Jones with bright Disney style shading mixed with old-school anime (Particularly of Go Nagai, Leiji Matsumoto, and Osamu Tezuka). It's a very emotive style that sells the Sci-Fi feel with exaggerated physical features mixed with over-the-top expressions.

Really...really great stuff.

[awesomefeelsman]

For my primary artstyle it's a cross between anime and cartoons. For the one I'm currently using on my series, It's close to Domics and theodd1sout.

But honestly my whole style started out from Extra Credits and the first storytime youtuber I found was Rebbeca Parham (Let me explain studios)

After that I was exposed to the storytime animator community.

Plain and Awesome | Tapas

[IndigoShirtProd]

If you look at my first chapter, there are some heavy Danny Phantom, Fairly Oddparents, just a generally early Butch Hartman vibe. In my second chapter I move in to a more geometric, better defined style with more shading and attention to detail. I've been drawing in an anime/manga style since I was a kid(and some influences can be seen), but I love western cartoons more. I'm very much influenced by shape language and color coordination. The colors I use tend to be bright and saturated but I trying t work on toning it down.

The Black Belt Society | Tapas

[Lucca_Vendramel]

My comic has a more emotional and character focused story, with its central themes being growing up and adapting to change.
I'm aiming for a style similar to LuigIL's style with a mix of Rebecca Sugar's style.
Some samples from these two:
LuigIL:

Rebecca Sugar:

Here's a sample from my art and my comic's link:

Everdream: Stars Hold no Boundaries | Tapas

[DualDragons]

My style is a bit influenced by manga and anime, although i'm sure there's some elements of my own

[Lunar-Turtle]

My friend told me that my style is quite strange. She couldn't really find a place for it, saying it's a mix of western cartoon and anime. People also say it has lovely colors.

Synastry

Synastry | Tapas

[GesuGesu]

HELLA HELLA ANIME/EASTERN. My style changes depending on my mood, but generally leans towards the typical BL/manwha style Particular influences include Kizu Natsuki (Given; IwaOi Haikyuu DJs), Powfooo (Various Furry webcomics), Izumi Tsubaki (Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun).

Regardless, I think my artstyle is clean and easy to digest, and audiences find it comfortable to approach a familiar landscape.

[joannekwan]

My styles are … varied to say the least. My comics can be found here.
I like switching it up depending on the genre and tone of the comic.
I've never gotten any style comparisons before.

[nixxusnibelheim]

Honestly I don't really know what my artstyle looks like, I never had people describe it or compare to an artist so I guess my artstyle is forgettable ?

My comic isn't up yet so I'll post my IG account if that's okay !

Nixxus | Webtoon Artist (@nixxusnibelheim) • Instagram photos and videos

[Kann]

My style is mostly inspired by anime. It's now less anime-ish than it used to be, I think. My linearts are messy, but I accepted this long time ago. xD

Aoihito | Tapas

[faisalhussein394]

Your comic is interesting, I will subscribe to it.

Many people said that my art style is very detailed and colorful and some say it is reminiscent to a Persian art style.

My goal of improvement is to make a better background, even though it is time consuming, at least it serves better results than what I have right now.

You can check it out and decide:

Mukhtar | Tapas

[byelacey]

I'm not sure, I guess sort of not-quite-anime, produced-in-america-"anime", like Korra or something. I'd like to hear some "your art looks like..." haha it'd be neat to see what it's compared to!

Lies Within | Tapas

[draweththeraven]

yo your art style is so cute! the most asked question i get when people see me drawing is "do you watch anime haha" and as cool as some anime styles are, it still irks me because i dont think my style is that anime... right?

Anthreligion | Tapas

[chickknightgreenleaf]

here's my comic

Wrath of White Wolf | Tapas

[nixxusnibelheim]

I'd say "dope" that's what your art looks like
Honestly you sum it pretty well the "what if anime were made in america" style.

Do you have an IG account ?

[irene_addler]

I'm...not sure what or how to describe my style. I feel like I'm still figuring it all out. It's just kind of...drawn and there...I feel like it's kind of soft, somehow. Not super dramatic, but it would probably benefit from being more dramatic.

Mercy: Freedom | Tapas

[byelacey]

haha thanks! yes I do it’s @byelacey