How to Find Your Art Style, Fast (Without Waiting Years)
Amanda Ninji
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How to Find Your Art Style, Fast (Without Waiting Years)
2 862 просмотра · 11 дней назад
Amanda Ninji
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2 862 просмотра · 11 дней назад
If you’re trying to find your art style, you don’t have to just keep drawing and hope that one day your style magically appears.
In this video, I’m using one simple tumbler illustration to show you how I intentionally experiment with art style while I draw. We’ll look at how small choices in shape design, line art, brushes, and color palettes can completely change the feeling of the same illustration.
I’ll show you how I simplify a reference photo into basic shapes, how I change the proportions to make the drawing feel more like my own style, how different types of line art can change the final result, and how I experiment with a softer, more dreamy watercolor-inspired color palette in Procreate.
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⏱ Timestamps:
00:00 How to find your art style
00:38 Shape choices & rough sketching
03:49 Line art & exploring different styles
06:54 Color palette & watercolor-style coloring
09:34 How your own art style develops
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🎨 My Tools & Materials:
• ♥︎ iPad Pro, 13 inch + Apple Pencil Pro
• 🖌️ Software: Procreate
🖌️ Note on Brushes, Paper Textures:
--► All brushes, paper textures are exclusive to my students and not sold separately.
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Thank you for drawing with me! 💛
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Please Note:
This tutorial and artwork are for personal use and practice only. Please do not use the artwork for any commercial purposes or reproduction.