What's your drawing style?

[DuneDeca]

My art style is a pretty strange mix between anime and disney. (Or so I'm told.) I have no idea how it turned out this way, but I try to make it as clean and nice looking as possible. I prefer to do lots of solid shading and coloring. Mostly cell shade. I add line weight to my lineart as well to give it that "comic" look, but I'm unsure if it makes a difference or not.

[kristintipping7]

I tend to change my style at least a little bit every time I start a new project. So mine is kind of all over the place. In the past few years I've used:

thin lines with sell shading,

thick lines with very limited color,

no lines with flat colors and simple shapes,

and "organic" looking line work and shading with limited color.

Maybe one day I'll learn to stick to a style for more than five minutes, but for now I seem to have art ADD.

[Jrej]

Wow
Hard to tell!
I'm probably inspired by cartoons and European comics.
I like to think I kind of got my own style.
But what do I know... You tell me!

[Jrej]

It does look like a cool Disney cartoon.
But you managed to add your own spin on it.
Love it!!!
You're doing great face expressions!

[aspiderjonny]

I have a very cartoonish, anglular style with bold lines. I use straight lines sometimes but I do almost everything free, so my comics tend to have werid curved architecture and percpective (which I like). I also use cell-shading and bright colors. I've been told my style looks more like an animated cartoon as opposed to typical superhero comics. I take that as a good thing since I don't really like realism in comics that have wizards and robots and such.

Page 16 from Jonny Web Series: Book 3

Page 13 from Valve Web Series: Book 1

[Jrej]

@aspiderjonny Love you style.
It definitely reminds me of a cell shading animation.
With the colors and the dynamic of the pages, it makes me think of Jet Set Radio Future.
I wonder why they never used this licence again!

[GFalconDX]

It depends on the project for me. It can be comic style, cartoonish, or Disney Style. But my main drawing style, such as in my webcomic, The Chronicles of SolLuna, is a mix of anime and western styles as you can see in the image attached.

[fanyart]

@vincentprendick and @jessiepolfliet Thank you, I never thought about people recognizing my style like that!
Yeah, the eyes are probably drawn with manga inspiration, I didn't realize that >_<

[juniorguilherme340]

my style if certanly manga, you can check the sort of pics i do here http://tapastic.com/episode/84678
not sure how to post individual picture on forums

[Doubtcent]

When the reply box opens, click on the up arrow icon, next to the </> symbol. It should open up an upload screen.

[monotone_ink]

Hmm, my style is heavily inspired from the anime/manga style, especially one of my favourite series, Tokyo Ghoul. I've also started to draw inspiration for my colouring techniques from the same artist who made Tokyo Ghoul and a guy called Ponkan8 (check out his work, the colouring is heavenly.) Hmmm, there might be a bit of Hyouka in there as well, and since I'm experimenting, I might throw in a bit of Eva 3.33.
Jeebus, after this entire list, I feel like I'm ripping off all these artists, but I guess this is how original styles are created; getting bits and pieces from different places and making something new.

Examples of my work:

[pTerra9]

mine is a mix of anime and my own style that i made over a long time, it depends on the scene im working on it gets more in depth the crazier it gets

[serenitysquirrel]

Mine unfortunately keeps changing and is VERY evident in my comic. I think/hope it will be evening out soon. It BETTER before chapter two or I'll smack it in the back of the head.

[heterodont]

I'm just gonna say that my style is my own @_@ ... I guess there are some similarities to be drawn to anime/manga because I indulge in that more than I should (not like its a guilty pleasure or anything, I just prefer the animation style over those of 'western' cartoons) though I also draw inspiration from a bunch of artists I follow on social media / look up to! Mainly haldrauve on tumblr and phobs, but there are definitely more that I cant list unless I want this post to be 50 miles long. If anything just my style of coloring changes dramatically - as evident through various pages of my webcomic...

enough babbling from me though heres a sample

[CPY]

I don't know what is my style ... but I prefer to do things 'cute' and simple ...

This is what happens when I try to do a non-cute comic ...
I call it the 'weird proportion style' LOL!
Ok, just joking, I still working on improving that.

But if you ask me what style ... I'm not very sure myself ...

[SandraMJ]

I have many. Here's the cartoony one, inspired by old cartoons and anime (such as dragon ball) plus comics such as Scott Pilgrim and Octopus Pie.

Then there's more realistic and still cartoonish, which I use to draw game concept art and similar things. It's inspired by too many digital artists to count.

And whatever Coyote Bison is. Inspired by stuff like Lackadaisy and many, many animations.

[EiraQueenofSnow]

I use lots of different style because it's fun to try something new. Most of the time I use a manga/anime type style because it's quicker than other styles with an adequate enough amount of detail to make me feel like I worked hard

For a comic on webtoons I draw the pages like these

But I've also done thing's like this

hmmm maybe they don't look different at all. XD;;;;

[ItsTheTie]

My drawing style is a mix of realistic and cartoony, it's a style I've developed in a little over a year. It varies a little from comic to comic I make though.

[lastpizzaslice1]

woah looking at all the styles make me feel so useless xD my style can be described as both chibi and sketchy

also, here is a link to my original series/work http://tapastic.com/episode/155279

[Cielle]

I'm trying to develop my own style, but I'm heavily influenced by manga and Korean webtoons (e.g. Black Haze, Crepuscule, other NAVER/Line stuff) because I've read a lot of them. There's a kind of visual iconography one gets used to while reading those kinds of stories which is helpful to people like me who are new to drawing and depend on (sometimes too heavily I'll admit) those visual cues, like veins popping and sweat drops. (This is what I'm talking about if you're unsure). I hope one day I'll be able to develop my own style, but for now and for the type of story I'm telling I think it's okay.