What's your fav art style?

[EvieEvening23]

wow people really like semi-realistic...(I assumed it was just me)

 

[nintendofan85]

Semi-realistic, definitely.

 

[Jacob]

I'm really into realistic stippling lately, nothing plotted too extravagantly. I think using little dots is such an interesting concept and look.

 

[ashlif]

I've always loved chibis. However semi-realistic is very close to chibis on my fave art style list.

 

[carp]

surrealism

 

[sleepydreepy]

for painting (which is what i do) i like realistic or like impressionist stuff
I absolutely hate modern art/abstract art

 

[Aquari]

I think vintage art like "rubber hose" cartoon style is really charming.

 

[Bowie]

None. I like avant-garde styles that don't resemble anything.

 

[piichinu]

had no idea chibi was an art style now...
i like semi realism but not like the typical styles of those super popular dA artists if uk wat i mean

was reading this thread and saw surrealism, also love love love that one

ed2: i also do like anime when im commissioning people. dont think id be able to commission anyone for something semi-realistic/surrealistic

 

[5cm/s]

i still like chibis haha, but i've been really loving the semi-realistic art style lately

 

[Chris]

I guess semi-realistic?

I'm not into the cutesy stuff that most people on here seem to be really fond of. It's part of the reason I don't share my own artwork haha.

 

[cornimer]

I'm not a fan of chibis and realistic is meh so I guess I like semi-realistic

 

[unravel]

I really enjoy looking for chibi and semi realistic art
If you guys were looking for more I could recommend ff artist Aoi Ogata, Magion02, ilya kuvshinov, Guweiz, Notxela, Loish, Qinni and Mochiaano

 

[Dashonthecob]

I really love the american cartoon style. Stuff like steven universe or svtfoe. Not really a fan of realistic art or anime styled things

 

[ChickpeaInThotvill]

Kinda a casual otaku mixed with cartoon, I use that style and I love it.

 

[GreatUsername]

I mostly enjoy semi-realistic styles because they help maintain general accuracy while still allowing the artist to add their own flair to it and really make the art their own, but if done right, all styles look great, it really comes down to the artist and their talent to really make an art style or piece of art look great