From first to last, these are the latest to oldest drawings in this style I drew. That is Audrey Hepburn.
Random guy. Also with the same style of small mouth and nose and large eyes
Random girl.
I had a hard time trying to figure out what would define the style the most and how to make it okay in my drawings. It's still in the same style, just improves the more I drew it. It's like chibi manga style, but not so much. What do you think?
Do you think this drawing style is ugly? Is it attractive? What do you think of it?
I think it's a good style to start with, it's easy to pick up, but keep working to refine it more. Try new things, shape features differently, you might like what happens.
The styles you displayed are good for comics and quick drawings, but I don't think that they'll carry you far if you're looking for professional work.
Also, invest in a digital drawing pad, you can get one for 70-100 bucks, it's well worth it. Makes it easy to clean up and add color.
I'm an art student and I'll tell you few advices: - Reduce a lot the pupil size (and maybe a bit the eye size) and they will look a lot more expressive! -Try to improve your line-art. A stronger, simpler, and thicker line will highlight your draw. -Allow more space for the top of the head and hairs. The eyes mustn't be higher than the middle of your face!
I noticed that with the Audrey Hepburn one. I was too lazy to correct. And in the last one, it seemed they were too close. Maybe the second one is the best out of them as far as proportions go
its definitely and interesting art style that you sjould expand upon and become more skilled with, the way they look kinda remind me of a tim burton animation style
I respect it, but personally don't like the look of it. The unproportional eyes really don't go well with the shape of the face, as well as the miniature mouth.
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