[ SECRET POST #3273 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3273 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Art styles you hate

[gobbledigook]

Since I'm not a fan of the style I don't follow any artist that employs it, so this is the closest I could find in a short search:

http://i.imgur.com/Za6xDkl.png
http://i.imgur.com/2ntEOED.jpg

(reuploaded on imgur cause I don't want to invite unnecessary stuff to the artists themselves)
It's very popular and I guess I can understand people want to capture the "ultimately not good but has charm due to it's earnestness" look children's drawings have, but when an adult does it it kinda loses the earnestness part and misses the mark for me.

There are some instances where it does work though, I guess.

Re: Art styles you hate

[(Anonymous)]

Ah, kateordie... I get your annoyance with the style, although I don't mind a simple style to convey ideas in comics. As somebody who likes to draw little on-the-fly comics to express pertinent ideas/emotions, it's nice.

Re: Art styles you hate

[gobbledigook]

Yeah, I'm thinking my distaste for it might also be about oversaturation and how art colleges push people into this sort of style because it's easier to get into animation if you can draw extremely simplified stuff.

Like you say it's all about context and whether an artist can use the style well enough that it doesn't take away from what they're trying to convey.

Re: Art styles you hate

[raspberryrain]

I wouldn't think either of those are trying to fake being "drawn by children." More like a level of conscious stylisation.

(I actually follow citriccomics on Tumblr, so I guess you can deplore my taste.)

Re: Art styles you hate

[gobbledigook]

Nah man, regardless of whether I like something or not it's totally fine for other people to like it! ┐(°_°)┌