So, the best advice I can give you is, if you want to improve, learn as much as you can from other artists and don't be afraid to ask questions! But, keep in mind, there is no one way to draw. It's very influenced by anime, but it's not anime.Īnd now, I actually feel really comfy in my art style for once! So, I have what I dubbed as an "animen't" style. I basically just took bits and pieces I liked from each of my favorite art styles, meshed them together, and added my own little twist! So, MHA really affected how I draw today.Īnother inspiration of mine was Jordan Persegati, a horror artist on Youtube. I absolutely adore the art in MHA, it was so new and different to me. That's when I got super into My Hero Academia. I binged so many art tutorials for the longest time, I analyzed other artists work, I studied as much about anatomy as I could.Īll to have an art style that matched everyone else's, only to end up wishing for something more.unique. So, I forced myself through a self-made bootcamp. I quit drawing for a long while, and the bullying settled down, but I was unhappy. It was a weird conditioning that there was only one way to draw.Īnd there's not. I've mentioned this before, but I actually used to get bullied in school about my art (granted it was terrible but still) and I was consistently told how much better other art kids were than me. The ones that I found have been the best for my needs are Clip Studio Paint and Procreate.
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