Much Awoo About Nothingさんのイラストまとめ

24. Ayami Kojima. https://t.co/n99PrzcKMi Best known for her promo art for the Castlevania games, her elegant and gothic portrayal of these video game icons brings such a sophisticated edge to them that it has become iconic to the games themselves.

22. MisterTrixter. @/TrixterMister A recent discovery, but right away their elegant and unique designs caught my eye. Like Skollyson, their work is very clean, anatomy top-knotch, and various and creative ways to configure that anatomy is always mesmerizing. Also colors!

21. Caitlin Rollyson. https://t.co/ReSsIPC50U Her monster design speaks for itself. Clean and confident, I particularly love her dragons, as her keen sense of anatomy and creativity really bring them to life. She's a master at diverse silhouettes. 10/10 I must absorb her power.

20. Sheri Groleau. https://t.co/ytu50tYpNQ Her bold, raw, monster designs are as inspirational as they are delightfully morbid. Her understanding of anatomy and rendering of textures is always eye-catching. I strive to emulate her creativity and thoughtful attention to detail.

19. Jessica Hart, aka Amber Aria. https://t.co/aocqyDNTUE My BFF since my uni days, Jess will always be an inspiration to me, both as a person and an artist. Her fashion sense, character design, and ability to draw extra adorable and soft ROUMD shapes is just the best.

18. Alphonse Mucha. I'm not sure how I almost forgot one of the most influential artists on much of my decorative aesthetic. The father of Art Noveau. Something about the amount of controlled elegant swoops and swirls composed with naturalistic detail and soft shading I just love

17. Vicious Mongrel. https://t.co/51mwOqvvXA I love their work for a lot of the same reasons as Fayren - wonderful use of shapes, shadows, and color, their penchant for Art Deco and Noir-like moodiness, horror/gothic themes, and, of course, how they draw men - all very yes.

16. Fayren aka Saren Stone. https://t.co/rRkxXPxD0L Obsessed with how she draws humans, esp. masculine characters. There's just something about her use of shapes and color that is just so compelling and feels wonderful to look at. I must steal this for my own. Also robits!

15. Atenebris aka Maria Zolotukhina. https://t.co/mZ5vwKbK6t I discovered her soon after Reykat, and I honestly love her work for all of the same reasons. Her lighting, color, atmosphere, and surrealistic storytelling all speaks heavily to my subconscious in a wonderful way.

14. Dane W. aka Mulch. @/RottinMongrel Dane was one of the first anthro artists I discovered way back in the Early Before Times aka late 1990s/early 2000s. Something about his pointy, cartoony, gritty style and humor just really sparked aspects of my char design & self-expression