What's your drawing style?

whovianandwriting 2016-01-04 08:48:15 UTC #141

Same here I guess. But my inking is way different.

meatmaiden 2016-01-04 10:43:48 UTC #142

Wow the coloring is so pretty!!!
Don't worry, I don't think it's a "manga bird" although that's a pretty hilarious comment x'DDD

maeaton08 2016-01-04 15:29:41 UTC #143

Yeah, I don't know how that developed but I really like the long legs too.

I'm actually jealous that you can draw lips. I can only convey lips in close ups and even then it take s me forever to even make them look decent.

dylangandune 2016-01-06 08:19:57 UTC #144

I don't know what my style is, but it's mine...

I loved manga/anime back in the day...still love some of it...
I'm doing more digital and that can hamper style...but whatever...

you can tell me...
http://tapastic.com/dylpdx

dylangandune 2016-01-06 08:20:41 UTC #145

really good sense of space...and perspective

dylangandune 2016-01-06 08:21:43 UTC #146

looks great!
the colouring is so beautiful

Moe 2016-01-06 08:50:30 UTC #147

My style is Weaboo

BohoMynn 2016-01-06 09:41:03 UTC #148

My style tends to vary quite a bit and I'm still trying to perfect it, but I'd say it's a little bit of everything. Anime/Manga has influenced me, animated movies have influenced me, and many, many artists that I follow on DeviantArt, Tumblr, and even her on Tapastic have influenced me. I think what's changing my style the most though, is drawing from life. I always have to force myself to draw cartoony for my comic or it would take me months just to get one page out.
So if there's a word for all of that bundled together, then that's the word I would use to describe my work.

lostballoon 2016-01-16 19:46:59 UTC #149

My style is very influenced by Western animation, like the Powerpuff Girls, Steven Universe, and Over the Garden Wall! I do need to clean up my characters a bit (maybe someday I'll finally learn cell shading), but for now I've been very inspired by the painted backgrounds of Over the Garden Wall!

dylangandune 2016-01-19 00:27:39 UTC #150

jeff smith's bone/Disney/indie/minimal/sketchy/abstract-ish

Shanny8 2016-01-19 02:59:17 UTC #151

My style is a mash up between an influence of manga, joe madureira, chris bachalo, john byrne, erik larsen, jim lee, and a lot of angular influences. At current, my style is now morphing to something else with more roundness to it. I used to be heavy on shadows, but once I started getting better at coloring, I started to get away from heavy ink shadowing.

maelstrom51210 2016-01-19 02:59:53 UTC #152

I've been trying to go for anime-ish mixed with German Expressionism and maybe a little bit of Tibetan/Indian looking influences. Not sure if thatt's exactly how it looks, though.

arionrashad 2016-01-19 05:16:52 UTC #153

I guess typically I prefer a more cartoon artstyle. It's very free-forming and just something I've been into all my life. Nowadays though, manga has become increasingly just as fun, but for different reasons ( mostly due to how much more structured it is, and i guess it opens up the ol' skill set a lot too!)

Now I can have characters that look like this:

And then a character that looks like this:

So i guess you could say either one of those is what I gravitate towards.

Asherrrr 2016-01-19 08:03:34 UTC #154

your style is charmin' as all get-out, balloony.

Asherrrr 2016-01-19 08:06:30 UTC #155

I draw toony, with black spotting inside lots of white space. I find inspiration in cartoonists like David McGuire, Laura Knetzger, and a list of others who all give their work distinct character using few details. I also appreciate album covers like this:

...and any time unsteady lines form good shapes! Here's what I look like:

R.n.P 2016-02-07 08:42:14 UTC #156

I'm still an amateur but Im trying to do a comic with a combo of the boondocks art style and bleach manga

BitterOath 2016-02-07 09:00:28 UTC #157

I haven't the slightest clue what to refer to my style as. I def. started off being influenced by anime/manga, but bby me at least had the wisdom to try and practice anatomy. I also learned that even in the anime/manga world, style can be varied. Stuff like Monster, Sanctuary, and even Death Note had a unique style.
But I dunno, I feel like I'm a tad bit too...all over the place?
(This is Joel from Vinesauce)

naughtyjourneycomic 2016-02-07 13:47:09 UTC #158

I think i already reply to this thread but....I think my art is changing...
Now i think it's even way more digital and a bit of realisticness plus cartoonish.....and a bit of paintery things?

Yap 2016-02-07 16:06:15 UTC #159

I've been trying to find a balance between Manga and a Western comic/super hero style. But I'm probably over thinking it, especially wanting to emulate my favorite artist vs being derivative.

Here's some concept art for a comic I'll be posting here soon.

Yap 2016-02-08 09:53:17 UTC #160

We have some very similar influences.