How to Find Your Own ART STYLE - @dramaticparrot

This tutorial is a little different, but it's a question I keep seeing in the comments. How do you find your art style? Well, I share how I found mine, it may be different from other artists' experiences, but this video explains how I found my style through many different art styles.

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[PollyWallyDoodleDog]

I doodle in class sometimes and my teachers think im not listening but then I ace the test xD

[xxvalffettaxx]

Your realism comments actually are very true, I'm stuck trying to develop a cartoony style that's comfortable for me, and I keep getting told to go to realism, but it doesn't work for me. Kudos for the realization, and letting everyone know!! Btw, great art. It's unique, and I love unique, it's a sign that you're you

[vectoriahelnes]

I spent such a long time trying to "find my style" and was so upset because I didn't know how to haha. But when I stopped looking for it and just experimented with different mediums etc, it just came naturally. I didn't believe I had a style, but when I look at my art I can tell that I draw and colour in a certain way, and isn't that just it? It's constantly developing into something I'm loving more and more! I think if you just draw a lot you will discover what you like and how to do it, and it will feel like "you". :)

[jesseebevan]

I'm still trying to find my style😪

[sairamiah]

I came across your channel, and started to 'Copy' your artwork, but obviously I gave credit to you. When I flick through my sketchbook, I realise that my drawings were different to your drawings. And then I realised that if 5 people draw the same drawing, each piece of art will be different. People see art in different ways. And then I started drawing things without a reference. And WAHLAH! I have my own art style!

[ari-yhwf]

I found my art style in a pretty weird way. I went on the computer one day and I cropped every face I could from my favorite artists, people who had art styles that I really loved, and printed them out and glued them down to a piece of paper. After that, I just sat there and stared at the different faces, and thought about what I liked from each one. What it how the eyes were shaped, or how they did their line work? And I even thought about some things I didn't like, and really didn't want my style to include. I made a list of all the things I liked and then smashed them together into one unique art style that was my own. It took a while to perfect the art style even after that, but I'm pretty happy with where my style is now.

[mariakutsu]

Hehe thank you for making this video
Okay right now I am taking more cartoony styles because I kinda grew tired of anime these days. Plus I LOVE LOVE LOVE the cartoons of late 2010's (like SU and SVTFOE). Bits of anime style are still present in my works (since I started with that too) but lately I am more known to have a more kiddy style. And I am having more fun drawing it~!

[joanniethibodeau]

Thank you for the video.I am searching my art style and this is very helpful :)

[meeshakhan]

Hi Percy, I love your tutorials ; they are really helpful and easy to follow :D

[lilfrostie]

Im a young artist. Thank u so much for making this tutorial! im still trying to find my style. You're my inspiration thank you so much!❤😊

[trashcangoop]

Is enjoying video.
Looks in the background to see a picture of Patrick with a board nailed to his forehead.
Enjoys video even more.

[letem]

This is my first video I have watched from you and the first out of many. You are the only one that I could understand to find my art style! Thank you!

[twingirls]

Thanks for your amazing tips! It has been only a few days but I can already see the improvement in my humans and animals! I can see my art style developing more and more as each drawing progresses!!

[SunshineLeclair]

thanks for sharing ... I can't wait to see your art when your a little older, you are amazing now ;) I'm much older than you and I'm at the beginning of my art journey! Thanks for all the wonderful videos and advice! Donna

[alyssacurran]

This drawing is so amazing! And I think I'm developing my style and figuring out what type of characters I like to do. For me, finding my style takes practice. You inspire me so much!

[mintyghost]

Thanks I have started to put myself down about copying people's work with my creative touches... you gave me a boost of confidence thank you much

[mintmushy]

I love how simplistic yes intricate this tutorial is! I have been struggling to find a style I'm comfortable with, and especially considering the fact that I'm on the borderline for choosing a cartoon style or realistic (because they're both so amazing) I think I could totally follow your advice and just go with whatever I feel most comfortable with. You have amazing art skills and thanks so much for this video.

[jennajeffery]

This was a really neat video! I also always think it' super interesting to find out how other people find their art style! I found mine by watching your videos and drawing Disney & Dreamworks characters.

[TheGamergirl]

Every time I watch your videos I find myself more and more coming into my own style and I'm excited to see where I'll be going you inspire me and so many others so much and for that I say thank you! ❤️❤️

[dragonsong]

My opinion is that it is better not to be so caught up in finding your style, but to just keep studying, drawing, and learning. I think some people get locked in to one style, and then they miss out on learning new things, because they are reluctant to try anything different.