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# How to find your art style
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00:00:00.000 everybody is looking for their own art
00:00:02.580 style but how do you find it is it over
00:00:05.580 there no we didn't have time in practice
00:00:07.859 it will come to you naturally but it can
00:00:10.980 take a long time what if you want to
00:00:12.660 find it right now well this week's
00:00:14.759 YouTube art school class should help in
00:00:17.160 three easy steps keep watching oh heck
00:00:19.920 quickly we're gonna be late for class
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00:00:26.900 all right classes in session pay
00:00:29.820 attention if you've ever been trying to
00:00:32.220 find your style you're just like
00:00:34.140 literally every artist having a distinct
00:00:36.719 style will be great to help distinguish
00:00:38.640 yourself from the millions of artists
00:00:40.739 out there so it's a natural thing to
00:00:42.660 search for with that said your style
00:00:45.059 will really be a collection of
00:00:46.800 preferences that you'll develop over
00:00:48.480 time which is why it can take time if
00:00:51.000 you wait to find it passively every time
00:00:53.160 you look at someone's art you like it's
00:00:55.140 bound to leave a trace on your own art
00:00:57.120 maybe big maybe small maybe you like how
00:01:00.360 someone draws the nose on their
00:01:02.160 characters or the subtle shading they
00:01:04.199 use when coloring or the way they
00:01:06.540 stylize Anatomy over time these
00:01:08.640 preferences tend to make their way into
00:01:10.140 your own art and how you piece them all
00:01:12.659 together will be unique to you like your
00:01:15.180 own personal drawing recipe with that
00:01:17.820 said there are definitely things that
00:01:19.439 you can do to actively work on
00:01:21.600 developing your style instead of going
00:01:23.159 the passive route I've split this
00:01:25.320 legendary art Quest west of finding your
00:01:27.840 style into three simple steps if you
00:01:30.420 follow these you should be able to find
00:01:32.280 it in a matter of weeks rather than
00:01:34.259 years not bad you ready for this for
00:01:37.560 step one without thinking about the
00:01:40.200 difficulty level or anything other than
00:01:42.420 if you like it or not I want you to go
00:01:44.579 ahead and put together a folder with a
00:01:46.740 bunch of Arts that you love maybe
00:01:48.720 something like 30 to 40 pieces from
00:01:51.420 different artists it doesn't have to be
00:01:53.220 an artwork as a whole it can totally be
00:01:55.680 just to eat part of it just a cropped
00:01:57.540 section I used to do that myself I had
00:01:59.880 it all on Tumblr here but anyway you
00:02:02.340 prefer to save images will work just as
00:02:04.380 well it could be a Pinterest could be a
00:02:06.180 folder on your computer whatever anyway
00:02:07.680 you choose once you have a bunch
00:02:09.300 collected you're ready to move on to
00:02:11.280 step two that was easy at step two your
00:02:14.280 task will be to analyze all of those
00:02:16.260 reference images that you collected I
00:02:18.239 want you to identify as precisely as you
00:02:20.879 can which you like for each of them
00:02:22.980 chances are it won't be the whole piece
00:02:25.319 but even if it is what is the that you
00:02:27.360 like the most take time to write up a
00:02:29.520 list of all those things that you like
00:02:31.140 either in a Sketchbook or a Google Docs
00:02:33.660 file whatever but it's important to take
00:02:35.760 time to physically write it down once
00:02:37.680 the list of things that you like is
00:02:39.000 complete the next thing I want you to do
00:02:40.739 is go through it all again and ask
00:02:42.720 yourself this time if each specific
00:02:44.459 thing is something that you would like
00:02:46.019 for your own art or if it's something
00:02:48.720 that you simply enjoy to look at I guess
00:02:51.540 the better question would be is it
00:02:53.280 jealousy or admiration you feel towards
00:02:55.800 all of those points you identified
00:02:57.360 there's a distinct difference between
00:02:59.340 the two you can totally love how an
00:03:01.680 artist does something specific in their
00:03:03.360 art like I do for a lot of artists but
00:03:05.760 you might not necessarily want this for
00:03:07.620 your own art personally I love looking
00:03:10.019 at retro pixel art or the art styles of
00:03:12.959 certain animated series or animes but
00:03:15.300 it's not necessarily something I have
00:03:16.440 any interest in doing myself I'm just an
00:03:18.900 admirer and just like me if it's
00:03:20.760 admiration that you feel towards some of
00:03:22.440 the things you identified it's probably
00:03:24.659 something you just think is nice but
00:03:26.280 don't feel a particular inclination to
00:03:28.200 replicate if it's Envy on the other hand
00:03:31.379 like you wish you could do the same you
00:03:33.900 know like steal the artist's skills then
00:03:36.180 that's more likely something that you
00:03:37.980 want as part of your stuff right makes
00:03:40.200 sense so this card anything from your
00:03:42.540 list that you're not envious of you
00:03:45.239 should be left with things that you envy
00:03:47.280 only and just to clarify it might be
00:03:49.620 stuff that you already do but maybe not
00:03:51.780 as well as you'd like and you might have
00:03:53.640 to go back to step number one if you're
00:03:55.260 left with two few things that you envy
00:03:57.540 and too many that you admire after you
00:04:00.120 know after you sort them out that way
00:04:01.500 step two is really all about figuring
00:04:03.659 out what is it that you're looking for
00:04:05.519 with your art it's a process of
00:04:07.379 self-reflection in a way make sure you
00:04:09.299 have a nice elaborate skill Envy list
00:04:11.819 before moving on to step number three so
00:04:14.640 the final step is where you'll work on
00:04:16.620 developing or fine-tuning your style
00:04:19.139 based on your research you already
00:04:21.298 identified a bunch of characteristics
00:04:23.040 from other people's Arts that you'd like
00:04:24.960 to be able to recreate for your own own
00:04:26.880 art now how the heck do you combine it
00:04:30.180 all into a cohesive style well first
00:04:32.940 based on what you previously identified
00:04:34.800 as skills you were envious of you'll
00:04:37.080 want to gauge just how close or how far
00:04:40.080 you are from being technically able to
00:04:42.060 do it and build a game plan for it you
00:04:45.180 need a plan I recommend placing each
00:04:47.220 item from your list in a category based
00:04:49.259 on you know how confident you feel you
00:04:51.360 can replicate it like easy medium or
00:04:53.820 hard for some of the style choices
00:04:55.740 you've identified I'm sure you're able
00:04:57.360 to immediately apply some of it to your
00:04:59.160 art but some others might require you to
00:05:01.440 study a little bit or a lot write it all
00:05:04.380 down along with what you would need to
00:05:06.060 study if needed to achieve it simply
00:05:09.060 speaking you gotta learn your art
00:05:10.919 fundamentals good art styles are
00:05:13.199 collections of small aesthetic changes
00:05:15.840 to the art fundamentals such as
00:05:17.759 perspective Anatomy color theory just to
00:05:20.580 name a few the total of all those small
00:05:23.100 changes is what we call a stop with good
00:05:25.919 fundamentals you should be able to mimic
00:05:27.720 any style like most professional artists
00:05:29.699 can and by the way if you need help
00:05:31.620 learning any of the fundamentals it's a
00:05:34.020 major focus on my big art program you
00:05:36.120 can find more information about with the
00:05:37.860 link in the video description the
00:05:39.479 program is on sale until the end of the
00:05:41.220 month to celebrate reaching 14 000
00:05:43.620 students which is insane you should
00:05:45.720 definitely join us too we have an
00:05:48.000 awesome Community now back to the class
00:05:50.160 though if you're not there yet if your
00:05:52.320 fundamentals aren't quite sufficient to
00:05:54.479 replicate the characteristics you
00:05:55.800 identified on your list write down the
00:05:57.539 ones you'll need to further study in
00:05:59.280 your plan and do the same for each item
00:06:01.560 on your list for example if you like how
00:06:03.600 a certain artist stylizes the anatomy of
00:06:06.120 their characters you will need a certain
00:06:08.100 knowledge of the fundamental of anatomy
00:06:10.080 to understand what a real body looks
00:06:12.360 like and how different the artist whose
00:06:15.120 skills you envy deviated from reality to
00:06:17.820 achieve it how did they tweak reality
00:06:19.919 and by how much what changes did they
00:06:22.259 make to get their results if you learn
00:06:24.060 enough about Anatomy you'll be able to
00:06:25.500 spot this right away and do the same so
00:06:28.259 do that for everything you have on your
00:06:30.000 list and build yourself a checklist of
00:06:31.740 skills to tackle over time starting with
00:06:34.080 the skills you feel most comfortable
00:06:35.520 with always best to start with stuff
00:06:37.259 that's easier for you and by the way I
00:06:38.819 put together a one year art study plan
00:06:40.740 in a recent class so you'd probably get
00:06:42.840 pretty good results if you were to use
00:06:44.819 its structure to help inform your art
00:06:47.100 style plan you'll find a link to it in
00:06:48.960 the top right corner of the screen here
00:06:50.220 or down in the video description you
00:06:52.440 won't piece together your art style in
00:06:54.000 one day but one detail after another
00:06:56.220 start implementing what you've
00:06:58.080 identified in step two into your art
00:07:00.479 over a couple of weeks of deliberate
00:07:02.520 practice you should see your style
00:07:04.199 transform with each new addition getting
00:07:06.660 closer and closer to your ideal what's
00:07:08.699 cool with art styles is that you can
00:07:10.380 never really tell what yours will end up
00:07:12.780 like it's a process of discovery as you
00:07:15.539 combine different characteristics from
00:07:17.100 Art Source from a variety of different
00:07:19.020 artists like a baby maturing into an
00:07:21.660 adult and like I said earlier it really
00:07:23.819 is a combination of all your preferences
00:07:25.919 what is your style going to be like I
00:07:28.259 hope this helps you discover the answer
00:07:29.759 and that's gonna be it for this week's
00:07:31.740 class I hope that was helpful let me
00:07:33.840 know in the comments as usual I read all
00:07:35.940 of them and I appreciate them all also
00:07:38.220 it wouldn't be a proper class without
00:07:39.419 free base time since you're a good
00:07:41.819 student I'll share the brush that I used
00:07:43.740 with today's drawing with you for free
00:07:45.780 as part of my custom brush set that you
00:07:47.759 can download with the link in the video
00:07:49.259 description there's even a clip Studio
00:07:51.300 paint version for it if that's what
00:07:53.160 you're using very epic and uh yeah if
00:07:55.680 you like the content there's more like
00:07:57.300 this every week on the channel so drop
00:07:59.039 me a sub and I'll keep on sharing my
00:08:01.440 trade secrets with you for free so don't
00:08:04.319 be late for next week's class I'm
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