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@OhHeyMarc If you're going that route, his snout is still more akin to wild felines since its wider. Even the nose is has a distinct feline form.

@RoseRhigo @Kiraofthewind1 Thanks so much for the kind words! Those touches wouldn't have been possible if @Kiraofthewind1 didn't create such cute characters with distinctive details ^^

Here's some couple ones I made in the past. I have also art here on my portfolio: https://t.co/XlzcPyTYPT

@DeePeeArts hi my name is Pudizu my style varies from piece to piece but i still find myself having a distinctive "thing"

2/2 @EmmaYarlett is an award-winning author, #illustrator & #typographer based in Falmouth, UK. From her studio by the sea, Emma works with international publishers, brands, festivals & media to create her distinct #illustrations & stories.
#originalartwork #meettheillustrator

It is a crime there isn't an artbook for this stuff. The rim lighting/airbrushing around the outlines is pretty distinctive.

Gainsborough apparently found some difficulty in capturing Mrs Siddons’s distinctive features in this painting, and is said to have exclaimed: ‘Confound the nose, there’s no end to it!’. We can't see anything wrong with it...https://t.co/EaJfchBb9f

Jet Bailey's ambitious project celebrates the community and contributions of woman in the motorcycle industry, by creating large paintings that dominate interior spaces and envelop the viewer.

Read her powerful article to explore her distinct art story:
https://t.co/tzxpMwOUPl

hey here's a mass post of all the art that i've done of my oc in chronological order from when i first got my tablet to now here we go
2018 - the second thing i drew on my tablet, ever. inspired by all of the pOpUlAr animatic styles on internet, no distinctive style, p juvenile.

making my pvp skins more... Distinct, from their original versions. hi-contrast is essential

Can we talk about how underrated the art aesthetics from Sonic Riders & Sonic Battle are?

I’d much rather have these distinct looks for Sonic than 3D renders.

@daisy_razor The nice thing about having such cartoonishly distinctive features I suppose is that cartoons of me are usually uncannily accurate.

evolutions especially the three kinds categorized are

1. evo is distinct, but still clearly related to the base form (the good)
2. base form has a solid design, but evo is just Bigger Than Before
3. base form has a solid design, but evo is a stretched out Uglee thing

Me: How'd ya get this big? Ya got skills in some distinct field? Ya a pro artist?
Person: No
Me: Ya a pro Singer/Dancer?
Person: No
Me: Ya a pro competitive gamer?
Person: No
Me: THEN WHAT IS IT DO YA DO?!!!
Person: I only post boobs and thigh pics on the internet'~
Me: I see...

It’s easier to turn up that Showa vibe on the original look too now that there’s two distinct vibes ✌️

You may be familiar with the cashmere shawl that appears in Cashmere of 1908, but can you spot it in many of his later portraits? Much like the bergère chair in Lady Agnew, which echoed in his portraits of the 1890s, a pop of shawl becomes a signature distinctly late Sargentian.

Tfw u still don’t have a distinct art style because you’re inconsistent af

The Hardy Boys are odd in that they've been around as long as Nancy has, but they never felt like they've had the same charm or personality as Nancy can get at her best (the PC games make a solid effort but still falls short for me). Maybe make them more distinct characters?

Finding these leaks concerning Colin Trevorrow’s version of Episode IX to be super compelling. Film might have still gone either way, but visually the leaked concept art alludes to far more distinct and impressive visuals than what we got in Rise of Skywalker.

There's just this legally distinct cup from "KO's Health Week" https://t.co/FbR1JprELI

On #NationalHandwritingDay I think we should be celebrating Julia Warhola, whose distinctive, folksy cursive was put to such great use by her son, Andy Warhol - up to and including having her sign his name to his early illustration work