The Best way to find your Art style

Hey! In this Short video, I'm gonna share with you how to find your style. Hope you like it and that it is useful.

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My name is Lucas Peinador, I’m a concept artist and illustrator. I am originally from Costa Rica, now living in Slovenia.
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[lmaoyourefired]

Honestly personally for me, this sounds way more simple than any other I’ve heard. Tysm this is so helpful it deserves more views!! You earned a new sub btw!

[elfi]

I just started mimicking styles and grew into my own from the styles I mimicked. I also learned stuff about anatomy via mimicking

[SushiKat_Studios]

I personally like to relate art styles to hand writing. It’s your own and can be influenced by others, but for the most part it’ll just naturally come to you

[brewloml]

I used to be obsessed with finding my art style, but in my opinion, you shouldn't rush it. Once I stopped obsessing over finding an art style, I felt more free to just draw what I want. It kinda just comes naturally and your style changes over time, and that's fine. I actually subconsciously kinda mimick certain traits of my favorite artists' art style. (Feel free to fo whatever you want, this is just from my personal experience)

[isopodracer]

i just compulsively hoard people’s art on my phone and i have a folder dedicated to styles i like and whatever i make is just an amalgamation of that lol

[golfwang]

My favorite way to handle “art style” is what Richard says in his animator’s survival kit book. You don’t find the style, the style finds *you*. I honestly haven’t thought about my style in years, I just find a photo reference and it happens naturally.

[justachillfridge]

Also remember you can have many art styles, don't limit yourself!

[novaroseoooooo]

I tried to do something like this before, but hit a wall when I realized I liked things from different artists that were completely contradictory to each other. Sometimes you just gotta pick random elements, see what you enjoy, and not worry too much if your art style is sometimes incongruous with itself. It's perfectly valid for your art style to be defined by continual experimentation and changing things up!

[cameram-guy]

remember: you change over the years
your style will also change
and its not fine, its awesome

[kayodecantdraw]

I've been drawing since I was 12 and watching videos about drawing since I was 17. At 28 I've just found the most concise and actionable method on developing your own style within this clip. Phenomenal. Thank you sir.

[trisenator]

A tutor of mine at university once put it this way. Look at finding your artstyle as if you were trying to build a car up from parts. Learning from your inspiration is like taking different parts, once they're put together the finished car will be a unique combination to you, your vehicle, your style

[CloudsAndDays]

I like the Drawfee take that everybody has an art style buried within them that can even be seen in their childhood art. No matter what influenced people pick up, they’ll also have their own little flares.

[StarrChild.]

Thank you for talking about tracing when you're learning as an artist. Tracing is something a lot of artists do when they're learning their first steps and it shouldn't be shunned unless they're passing the work as their own. Tracing is useful for artists to work backwards and over time grow confident without it.

[mikekekim]

My artstyle is rude digital painting with grayscale shapes. I drew lineart during 6 years and I really tired of this accurate drawing under the layers. Now I'm drawing cool painting and this is amazing how free it feels

[emiliomurkmere]

ive definitely mimicked features of other people art styles, like the way my partner draws mouths and the way lavendertowne puts shapes as the iris

[ber]

Trying to find my style is so stressful lol. This makes it a little bit easier. Thanks for the tip!

[tortletheturtlel]

And even when you've found your art style, it changes over time, no matter how sure you are in the style. Art evolves, don't fight it.

[v_bunny]

i’ve learned from somewhere that it’s normal to have different art styles and not to feel forced to have a specific one. i have a very cutesy fun art style and a darker and more angular art style. i enjoy practicing both and incorporating new things into them. it really is just about finding things you like from other references and taking some of those concepts to form your own version(s)!

[youtubechicken]

I actually did take this advice, im making a list of artists and art things i like to find what i like (ive been struggling to draw something ""good enough"" lately) and finding my style and what works and doesnt work for me is actually really helpful. That way im not trying to follow a different guide/artist to a tee when they have a different style than what i like. Really helpful video :3

[torok]

As I like to say, a style is a way to express things, not just a graphic style, but the way you share your thoughts visually through drawings.