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⌈ Secret Post #3267 ⌋

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I think you're missing the point. A commercial artist who can draw in different styles is better than one who can't.

And then there are artists like Alan Davis. He has his own distinctive style, but keeps reusing the same tropes and forms. Is he lazy? Is he ripping himself off? He'd say he's found the right way to represent a given action, and just able to do it over again instead of reinventing the wheel.

Or there's Greg Land, king of the trace-monkeys. His style is distinctive and immediately recognizable, but relies way, way, way too much on traced photo reference.

Those last two points are not unrelated, of course.

(It doesn't help that he keeps reusing the same (wildly inappropriate) ones.)

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