Stop Trying to Find Your ART STYLE!!

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Here's a Piece of Advice for Beginner Artists - Stop Trying to Find your Style! there are more Important things than that to focus on :)

[DMARION]

Always remember this,
You don’t find your style, your style finds you

[crickidie]

Kesh: How I found my art style
also Kesh: stop trying to find your art style

[KeshArt]

Roses are red
Violets are blue


Stop trying to find your style
When you are a beginner...
With no clue.

[channingparker]

Not trying to find my "style" I'm learning how to develop it

[yumeink]

So basically, in art you have to learn the rules first before you bend it.

[chickyjr]

A decade ago I couldn’t even hold a pencil😂😂🤣🤣

[disconsolate]

This used to be my problem, the focus on finding a style without knowing the fundamentals, I wish someone told me that when I was starting out because I would be learning so much faster. When you learn the basics, you will naturally gravitate towards a certain way for drawing a certain thing (like hands) and that is the beginnings of your art style, as you practice, it will develop naturally!

Found you on Instagram, awesome videos!

[eiron]

Actually I've found my style from the very first time i tried to draw







Stick man

[lestersarabosquez]

finally a new video from my favorite youtuber artist

[HarshDaKilla]

I was wondering what art style should I choose and your video came out 😆

[ポッド-js]

Me: *searches up how to find your arstyle*

What YouTube gives me:

[PopCross]

1:27 Was already loving the edit of this video, and got SUPER excited seeing Derek Laufman's book! He's so great!!! I've met him a few times and he's super nice too!!!

[EmpireWrestling]

I’ve been drawing and practicing for years and I still can’t find my art style. I get so discourage because there are people who are the exact same age as me and they draw so well and I’m so jealous of all the compliments they get. I used to enjoy art so much but at this point it’s another thing that stresses me out and gives me anxiety ☹️

[aricaice]

This is so true! For beginner artists, finding a style is an exciting path that it feels like you should do it right away but nope... fundamentals is the key for eventually finding your own art style. I still don't know mine but I learned what I like based on learning the basics.

[mrinalinianagani]

FINALLY SOMEONE SAID THAT . LIKE PEOPLE MAKE IT SUCH A BIG DEAL OUTTA THE STYLE THING . AND NOT ACTUALLY UNDERSTANDING THE BASICS

[a.beloucif]

how to find your art style
step 1: learn the basics of art (to draw realistic)
step 2: practice art constantly (for long time, don't stop)
step 3:stop trying to find your style, your style finds you

[karenkristinedejesus]

Ok, this just blew my mind when you explained “why we should not find our own style”, this helps me alot. Thanks!
Do more videos!

[pxxeo]

ME;starts drawing a comic
first picture
*sexy squidward*
fourth picture:
dried out squidward with disfigured arms

[ZKETCH]

this vid is pretty sound, for the longest time I thought i knew what i was doing up until high school, nope. Thought i had a "style", nope i was an otaku carbon copy. Once i hit college and did art classes all i knew about art or anything just shriveled up and died. after about five years of learning, doing still life, life drawing, learning the basics on how to build up an image, from gesture to final details. Through those five years and even after graduating. NOW I have an art style, it was developing through college as i was learning, Now I have a way of drawing all my own that i worked on my own and it makes me happy, ok two, really detailed and freaky, to cartoony and detailed. Yeah i dont draw like everyone else, but oh well, id rather be the artist that draws well, than to be able to draw like everyone else.


Also kesh, loving the new stuff you are putting up on instagram.

[wonder]

Yay! It's always a good day when Kesh uploads! 😊