Your art style looks the same tbh. You should be happy that all the guys you drew look slightly different, it means you aint suffering from same-face-syndrome like most artists.
it's more like i have different face syndrome cuz all the dudes [except the red hair, the open mouth and the "hyunsoo" guy] are the same person sol
Thats natural that he would look different cause its from different angles, i dont be looking the same from 2/3 of my face compared to my front facing face.
I totally get you, mostly because if you want your artwork to be seen as an extended signature of you. That makes it easier for people to recognize you and that is important if you want to desire to make it your work.
But what if you embrace that? I mean, if you want to show you can be consistent with your artwork for a certain project, you can make a project with that specific art style. I think that it’s great to embrace your changes.
And if you want to choose one for the sense of stability or “progress” within you and your creative process, maybe asking yourself if that is your personal goal or if is something you think should be done for X reason (“that would make me a more valid artist”, “then I’ll be prepared”, etc). If you decide that it’s something you want to do for yourself, then I can only think that exploring is the best option.
Like trying to do an OC in the style of an artist you like, looking and experiencing different materials, consume and learn about more artistic expressions (trad. art, contemporary art, performance art, film, dance….), looking for the “basics” (elements and principles of art) helps a lot when it comes to know what technical specifics you enjoy more).
At the end, what I’m trying to say is that changing and exploding is great. Question yourself and be honest with yourself, I think that is what it’s more refreshing and appealing of it all. Don’t put your art in a box, make it an extension of yourself.
Evolving art is normal. There are plenty of the manhwa and manhua that improve as the story progresses, sometimes the artists even apologise for it, but I think it’s a good thing to see. I do think that’s it’s good to get your own style and identity going though. But that tends to be seen more in the medium and how you express your ideas as you become increasingly assured in your art. My favourites of yours are 3, 4, & the last one. You clearly have talent. Keep enjoying it and keep drawing.
IM THE SAME THING. i just gave up at this point and drew whatever i like cause i dont post my art on social media anyway, but if you want people to recognize your art, i think it's really important to stick into one that you will never get tired drawing of
Bottom is my favorite style-wise. If you're trying to pick a style to curate your social media audience though, go with the one that you're most consistent in.
NO, it's supposed to be that way silly, you pick from what you like, and make some beautiful chimaera over and over again, you never stop evolving; great artists never stop changing.
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Omg I feel you so much my art style changes every week it gets on my nerves because one time it was reallllyyyy good and then it like ran away (T ^ T)
Your art style looks the same tbh. You should be happy that all the guys you drew look slightly different, it means you aint suffering from same-face-syndrome like most artists.
it's more like i have different face syndrome cuz all the dudes [except the red hair, the open mouth and the "hyunsoo" guy] are the same person
Thats natural that he would look different cause its from different angles, i dont be looking the same from 2/3 of my face compared to my front facing face.
I totally get you, mostly because if you want your artwork to be seen as an extended signature of you. That makes it easier for people to recognize you and that is important if you want to desire to make it your work.
But what if you embrace that? I mean, if you want to show you can be consistent with your artwork for a certain project, you can make a project with that specific art style. I think that it’s great to embrace your changes.
And if you want to choose one for the sense of stability or “progress” within you and your creative process, maybe asking yourself if that is your personal goal or if is something you think should be done for X reason (“that would make me a more valid artist”, “then I’ll be prepared”, etc). If you decide that it’s something you want to do for yourself, then I can only think that exploring is the best option.
Like trying to do an OC in the style of an artist you like, looking and experiencing different materials, consume and learn about more artistic expressions (trad. art, contemporary art, performance art, film, dance….), looking for the “basics” (elements and principles of art) helps a lot when it comes to know what technical specifics you enjoy more).
At the end, what I’m trying to say is that changing and exploding is great. Question yourself and be honest with yourself, I think that is what it’s more refreshing and appealing of it all. Don’t put your art in a box, make it an extension of yourself.
Evolving art is normal. There are plenty of the manhwa and manhua that improve as the story progresses, sometimes the artists even apologise for it, but I think it’s a good thing to see. I do think that’s it’s good to get your own style and identity going though. But that tends to be seen more in the medium and how you express your ideas as you become increasingly assured in your art.
My favourites of yours are 3, 4, & the last one. You clearly have talent. Keep enjoying it and keep drawing.
IM THE SAME THING. i just gave up at this point and drew whatever i like cause i dont post my art on social media anyway, but if you want people to recognize your art, i think it's really important to stick into one that you will never get tired drawing of
Bottom is my favorite style-wise. If you're trying to pick a style to curate your social media audience though, go with the one that you're most consistent in.
My social media is dead since nobody cares bout it the one im most consistent in is probably nothing cuz i draw based on my inspirations and moods
Other than for marketing your social media, there's really no reason to only draw in one style. So have fun and keep experimenting.
NO, it's supposed to be that way silly, you pick from what you like, and make some beautiful chimaera over and over again, you never stop evolving; great artists never stop changing.
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