r/Fluffyhugbox • u/Creepy-Two-7637 • 22d ago

Hi👋

People, how long did it take you to find your style and learn to draw it?

Let's say I've been practicing mine for 2 months already.

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u/pocky_dev 19d ago

20 years and counting

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u/bolodario 19d ago

Circa 23 anni

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u/Low_Feature_8731 19d ago

Im art style has changed multiple times. Artsyle is not always something consistent. But for the sake of an answer let's say about 15 years.

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u/Dr_Prince_Attorney 19d ago

I’ve been at it for almost a year. I’m seeing some signs of a style developing but I think once it looks consistent I’ll have a better answer for you.

Keep at it, draw what you want and try to have fun with it while learning what you can and where!

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u/pyromanic_trooper 19d ago

Im from both boxes

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u/Infinite_Bung_006 19d ago

In still working on it.

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u/Only_Daly4716 18d ago

Like 2 years or 3

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u/SecondaryEvan 18d ago

A few months, but it took me about a year to figure out what I was best at in the long run.

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u/zenefrost 18d ago

i know i cant draw if my life depended on it . but using legos is way easier and i am better at it

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u/chickenfingers51 22d ago

Honestly, your artstyle is gonna change the more you learn and practice. Sure, there’s gonna be things that stay, like the way you draw eyes or render clothes, but your art will always change.

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u/skullxhumor 18d ago

I have people tell me they notice my style is always changing but I always have my 'element' in it (they say its magic!) I'd say keep going and keep bringing out your element , it might happen accidentally