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mmng colours turned out a bit funky ww

mmng colours turned out a bit funky ww

Long time no see ; w ; 

Long time no see ; w ; 

My Contribution to the artbook!! Thank you again for inviting me ; w ; 
Preorders are HERE

My Contribution to the artbook!! Thank you again for inviting me ; w ; 

Preorders are HERE

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Another print for Otafest and AX…! ; w ; )/
I’m 100% confirmed for AX now~! ieeeii!!!

Another print for Otafest and AX…! ; w ; )/

I’m 100% confirmed for AX now~! ieeeii!!!

Asked by Anonymous

Hi Anon!

Hmm, from what I can remember, I never really thought along the lines of “I really want a unique style”, but thought of “I just want to draw better”…! 

When I study professional artists’ works, I always look out for what part of their drawing I like and what I don’t like, and keep a note in my head! This way, when I draw on my own, I can try to incorporate it into my drawing. 

In my opinion, an artist’s “style” is just a result of their experimentation, finding out what works for them, and keep working to build a method(?) or a process that they are satisfied/comfortable with.

Rather than thinking about “I want a unique style” it might be more helpful to think “what can i do to make my art better?” When you keep striving to improve and experiment, I think a style will come to you naturally > w < )/ Hope that helped! ; w ;

Finished another print!&#160;; w&#160;; Thank you for coming to watch the stream~

Finished another print! ; w ; Thank you for coming to watch the stream~