My Own Artistic Style

Art has always been a part of my life. I have loved art even as a child. I started drawing when I was four years old. Just like other children of my age, my early forms of art were pictures of houses and people around me. When I was six years old, I started watching anime on the television. I was amazed by the different colors, effects and designs of the characters. This became my favorite style of art and since then, I have drawn numerous illustrations of anime characters. I still continue to draw whenever I have the time and in doing so, it has helped me improve my drawing skills.

As I got older, I was exposed to other kinds of art like photography, music, and films. These helped me to further expand my artistic style. I became a fan of visual effects as filmmakers were able to produce movies with realistic environments. Another aspect that has made a huge impact in my artistic preferences is 3D animation. I was constantly fascinated by how they were able to generate movements and make them look as if they were real. When listening to music, I get concepts and inspiration for my artworks through the lyrics and melody. Music videos are another form of art that introduced me to a different angle of creative thinking. I also admire photography, because it conveys emotions, stories and perspectives through still images.

Through all of these experiences with art, I can say I have improved a lot and the designs for my artworks keep on changing and evolving. As for now, I have no definite style. Although I have to keep myself updated with current trends, I believe that making designs and artworks depends a lot on the individual’s taste and the kind of message he/she wants to convey. Nowadays, I use grunge and dark colors in my artworks. My artistic style at present may be considered as unorthodox but I always try to be more versatile as an artist. This is due to the fact that I am still growing and learning in my craft. I also get inspiration from other well-known artists such as Tetsuya Nomura, Masashi Kishimoto, Pablo Picasso, Vincent Van Gogh, Leonardo da Vinci, etc. In the future, I hope to become a successful artist with my own distinct style.

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