Decided To Do My Painterly Style To Draw My Doggie! :0

Decided to do my painterly style to draw my doggie! :0

How many years did it take for you to develop your artstyle, ITS SO COOL BTW!!

Hello! My current art style probably took like 4ish years to get to? I've been drawing around 11 years I'd say! Around like 7+ish years ago I actually really mainly did horror art! It was always traditional and heavy on linework and only black and white! However about 4-5 years ago I decided to lean more into anime styles and try digital art! I used to HATE coloring but gradually found myself liking it more and more! Now today I ADORE coloring! I'd say around sometime in 2022 is when I finally started my path down to my current style!

THE WITTLE ICECREAM DOGGIE ;0; I LOVE IT THIS IS SO SWEET?!?!?!?!?!?! THE BIG OLE FLOPPY EARS HAVE MY HEARRTTTT THEY LOOK SO FLUFFYYY

Made this fanart for my friend their oc @pinkpuppp

Strawberry is super cute 💖

A fella!

The lil Starberry figures are still my fave part of this piece 😭😭😭

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Starnana isn't over his ex it seems (〜￣△￣)〜

I LITERALLY LOVE THIS??? THE HAIR IS PHENOMONAL WHAAAT. SUPER JEALOUS HOW U DID THE MOUTH AND EYES TOO THEY'RE SO CUTE ;0; I love this so much and it's beautiful! You should be really proud of it! This is gorgeous! The nose is really cute too! I can never draw noses so that's why I make them triangles and circles lololol. But this is really amazing! I can't stop looking at the hair and face! I love it and am honored that you took the time to draw this fella!

I'm honestly kinda disappointed with how this turned out

I wanted to draw @pinkpuppp's of Starberry a few months ago and did this. It's not that bad but I feel like I didn't do Starberry justice.

Also if you noticed the style is a little different, its because at the time I thought an anime-esk style would be fitting for what I had in mind and weeeellllll

Lets just say I'm sad I didn't do my usual style. But then again as artists we all have pieces we like more and some we like less. Someone out there might really like this piece, and I think it's important to show your "bad" pieces of art too. So you can throw away the feeling of "EvErYtHiNg I pOsT hAs To bE pErFeCt". And Young artists should know its completely normal to have days where something just doesn't click <3