Who influenced your art style?

[nathanKmcwilliams]

Haha thanks! I read a lot of comics and watch a lot of cartoons to keep my inspiration tank full.

[CarltonIsaac]

That's nearly half the 'sources of influence' on my list too.

[R.n.P]

Nice a fellow bleach fan
I also got influenced by Tite Kubo, especially when it comes to the big swings that take up half a panel, I love them XD
other than that, other big influences for me are The boondocks and ATLA

[eyewhiskers]

Oh yes! ATLA is also and inspo of mine as well. How could I forget!

[Aleksei]

Oh, how hard its to name them! Mostly because even when I am inspired by some great artist, my skills are way below them, and I feel ashamed of embarrass their legacy by been in my list xD
Anyway, here is a bit of a list of my greatest ever inspirations:

-Alex Ross (Kingdom Come)
-Neil Gaiman (The Sandman)
-George Perez (Crisis on Infinite Earths; Wonder Woman vol.2)
-Jeph Loeb (Long Halloween)
-Yoshitaka Amano (FF series)
-Naoko Takeuchi (Sailor Moon)
-Hajime Kanzaka (Slayers)

[thirdly]

I’ve been inspired by many:

Brian Froud and Wendy Midener (The Dark Crystal)
Michael Turner (Fathom, Witchblade, The Darkness, etc.)
G.G. Santiago (Rainbow Brite)
Samuel J. Butcher (Precious Moments)
William Thomas Kikade III (Homey paintings and lighting)
Naoko Takeuchi (Sailor Moon)

My personal style could very well be a fusion, but probably of the most amateurish parts!

[joannekwan]

Tomer Hanuka (artist): for colors, linework, ways of drawing people
Est Em (mangaka): for linework, ways of drawing people, storytelling
Natsume Ono (mangaka): for ways of drawing, storytelling
JC Leyendecker (artist): for ways of drawing
Cartoon Saloon (studio): for colors, ways of drawing

My tumblr for a broader look at my art.
And all my series here on Tap.

[CommanderMarty]

There are many people who influenced my artstyle.

ONE (creator and artist of One Punch Man and Mob Psycho 100)
Yusuke Murata (artist of One Punch Man's manga)
Akira Toriyama (creator and artist of Dragon Ball)
Kentaro Miura (creator and artist of Berserk)
Takeshi Koike (director of Redline)

There are more I didn't list here.

[noenoh]

since Im such an old hag....

Real old school for my childhood:
Yumiko Igarashi (Candy Candy)
Osamu Dezaki (Remi)
Leiji Matsumoto (Queen Millenia)
(the 3 of them on the art style and narrative)
Masami Anno (Bismark)
Takeshi Shudo (Minky Momo)

From 90's-2000's:
Hideaki Anno (Evangelion)
Kaori Yuki (Earl Cain)
Yoko Matsushita (Yami no Matsuei)
Matsuri Akino (Petshop of Horrors)
Julie Dijon (artist)

These are the most important that influenced me

[Llyrel]

Alessandro Barbucci (W.i.t.c.h., Sky Doll, Ekho)
Barbara Canepa (W.i.t.c.h., END)
James O' Barr (The Crow)
Paolo Barbieri (fantasy illustrator)
Wendibones
Makoccino
Dana Rune (The Arcana)
Paul Azaceta (Outcast)
Alan Lee & Brian Froud (illustrator)
Victoria Francés (illustrator)
Luis Royo (illustrator)
Dave McKean (illustrator/comic book artist)

...Pretty sure Tim Burton is to blame, too :'D

Also: The Sandman, Dylan Dog.

[nathanKmcwilliams]

I'm looking at it, and I realized I'm missing quite a few western comic artists still XD

[Shanny8]

John Byrne/Chris Claremont- storytelling

John Byrne(Next Men)- storytelling, panel/page design, backgrounds
Marc Silvestri(Uncanny X-Men)- dynamic art
Jim Lee(X-Men)- dynamic art
George Perez(Teen Titans, Wonder Woman)- art; making the most of a panel with backgrounds
Joe Madureira(Battle Chasers)- powerful art & lines
Ed McGuinness(Superman)- powerful art & lines
J Scott Campbell(Danger Girl)- finding a balance, backgrounds
Pepe Larraz(House of X)- flawless art
Stuart Immonen(All New Captain America)- perfect composition, flawless art
Mahmud Asrar(X-Men)
Chris Bachalo(Steampunk)- page design/layouts, bold art, gritty art

[nathanKmcwilliams]

@Shanny8 oh man! I love Chris Bachalo's style. Mcguiness too. AND Immonen.

[ogjuic]

For character design and how I draw people overall, vehicles(mainly bikes and the cars that look like they are built out of spare parts), and nature/scenery backgrounds you can clearly see who influenced me and inspired me the most when it comes to drawing, that person being Akira Toriyama. When it comes to drawing animals and weapons I honestly couldn't tell you for the life of me.

[Kelheor]

I just can't not mention Sailor Moon because that's where it's all started xD (Itou Ikuko, because it's Itou's style that will forever be imprinted on my retina)
Kajishima Masaki (Tenchi Muyo)
Kaori Yuki (Angel Sanctuary)
Hirano Kouta (Hellsing)
Soejima Shigenori (Persona games)
George Kamitani (Odin's Sphere)
Sachin Teng (original artist)

[noenoh]

Kaori Yuki

[aqua03]

Big props for the Kamen Rider GIF.

[Kelheor]

Yo yo yo

[FafasMcMelt]

mike deodato jr (the biggest one, specially for anatomy, but I also love the faces)
araki (for general aesthetic, and I love how not stright forward his actions sequences are)
ayami kojima (his influence was more likely noticed in my last work, The Ghoul, than my current one, but still)
miura (i love his designs and aesthetic)

obviously there's a lot more, but these are the ones that come to mind

[jgfelix86]

Well
Mine is short. My plot/storytelling comes from books. Tolkien, Christhie, JK Rowling, Dan Brown
Drawing Akira Toriyama, Masami Kurumada, Yoshihiro Kuroiwa, Kazuki Takahashi.