You Don't Need an Artstyle - Original Character Timelapse

[@Arcane_Navigator]

I usually don't comment on stuff, but holy shit. Your art is incredibly unique and beautiful, and your points made so much sense. Seriously, keep up the good work. Your content feels inspiring, in a sense.

[@damiansketches5975]

Thanks so much, I'm really glad you like my work, this is exactly why I make these videos

[@caty2847]

Thank you for this video! I like to do so many different things in different styles, and you can still use all of them and make them yours with crativaty, colors, theme, whatever. I never found a specific style, I looked for it cause I thought I had to. When I started to draw what I wanted in the way I wanted I started to like drawing again and I accidentaly found ways of doing things quite uniques in me but without actually just do that only, I incorporte it with the things I do. I stoped drawing people (I learned how to and I think its important to, but I was feeling forced to do it cause everything you see art related involves drawing some sort of character) and I actually started drawing again (because I didn´t liked what I was doing I was drawing way less, besides of other different problems I was having with it, and after I started doing what I wanted it helped me with this other problem and I started drawing more). This is super long, im sorry, I just got so happy to see someone talking about this and it motivates me and gives me some certainty about the path that I choose. To finish my comment, I just wanna complement your work! It looks amazing!

[@orbalith]

Is it that you don't want to find a style, or is it that you don't want to force a style? Regardless of whether or not you try to find a style, your art will always have one, unless you try to force not having one. This is because the art you create is typically influenced by your skills, knowledge, habits, and tools.

[@damiansketches5975]

Yes, you are right, every single piece of artwork has a style simply by being a piece of art. But here I'm talking about artstyle as a recognisable consistent artistic identity. My general message is to not force it, you are also right about that, but in my case, I actually force myself to not follow a certain style for too long because I don't want to and I don't care to develop that identity for myself. This may change in the future but as of now, I don't want to settle down Note: I know that all my recent drawings have followed the same style, but that's because they are all part of the same project, next project will most likely be radically different