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Style Development

STYLE DEVELOPMENT

How To Develop a Drawing Style

Advanced · Lesson 1 of 1 in Style Development · By Clayton Barton

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ABOUT THIS LESSON

What is style, and how do we go about developing it? Style can be elusive, ambiguous and subjective which is what makes it so difficult to learn about - but it might just be one of the most stand-out aspects of our art when all is said and done.

Style represents the visual identity of your creations. It's how your art is recognized - as your art! And creating a compelling style that stands out from the rest and leaves a lasting impression on the audience means getting to know who you are as an artist and how you'd ideally like your work to look.

In this lesson, we'll discover how style is cultivated, developed and then evolved. And by the end you'll have a series of approaches and tools you can use to not only figure out what your style is, but how to execute it!

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