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Thanks Kyp. Now I really want to paint something in acrylic but I don't know what. :p. What do I do?

A FOX! Haha, just kidding~

And, Echo, your art is not out of the norm. There's just improvement to be made (need critiques?)

And I've been changing my style drastically since last year.
http://fireofthefox.deviantart.com/ <--doesn't have any recent traditional art.

I'm beginning to wonder if we need a thread somewhere of Deviant art profiles for Trisphites. Seems there are many DA types here.

I tend to pop back and forth from different styles like all the time. I have no main technique, BUT, I do try to draw anime/manga like, and end up failing at it xD

I actually got a book on drawing comic styles since I'm not good at it naturally. I actually grabbed a book on Manhwa because I found I liked the style a little better than Manga; less outrageous at times. It's a good book so far, though I've only tried something from his once: my avatar on my DA account.

I used to want to imitate people a lot. I would see art, and then try to imitate it. After a while, I realized that the art I was seeing was all anime, and that it was beginning to mess with my perception of the world. Since then, I've been using real people as reference and have slowly been improving, sometimes with massive shoots towards what I'd like to be categorized as-- cartoon realism.

Ooh, paint. I hardly have the chance to use it, but it's fun. I don't like oils... they're messy and just... I don't like using thick paint. Watercolors are too thin for me, as well. I like me some acrylics.

My drawings and digital stuff can be seen at facemeetspalm.deviantart.com. Most of my stuff is a few months old.

I usually draw by getting myself inspired by many style, but I never really draw like any in particular, I guess I have a...mixed-up style?

When sketching/drawing via HB pencil or wacom tablet I usually tend to use the anime style more, or the chibified style, but when painting via acylic paint I tend more to use a realistic style or a 'anime style with more shading etc therefore making the character look more 3D' style.

For every artist no matter their style- even cartoonist- you must practice perspective. I like drawing people so it'd be good if I did a dedicated study on anatomy ;>>

While my growth as been undeniably SLOW I do tend to draw anatomy a certain way. As well as prefer sketchy lines to clean ones (even when I idraw traditionally). Using other art styles as Inspiration is good though, and a good way to stretch your super powers ;D

For example I tried some vector...failed miserably that I don't want to try again xD Knowing me I probably will anyways p=

It seems that a lot of people have hodgepodge of styles as well! ^_^

I guess that's all what it boils down to. Altered derivation. *nods*

It's good to see that quite a few people are trying to comes up with their own styles... I only think style copying is good for a reference point... but if that's all you do then.. why would someone choose you if someone else is doing the exact same thing? And probably better since they created it?

My art is usually anime style... but it doesn't copy a specific anime or manga.
It's sort of my own spin on anime style.
Thought sometimes I like to mix it up and draw more realistic people.

I use Paint tool sai and paint.net for the backgrounds and I have some speed paints on youtube

I love drawing with grey lead pencil and shading. I can't for the hell of me draw faces properly or just people in general, but I can draw certain parts like hands with a lot of detail if I really enjoy it. If I get bored, I tend to rush the drawing and it turns out bad, but if it's something I'm enjoying, I spend more time shading it and making it better :)

I also like drawing my own things. I usually get inspired by rping with my friend ^^

My hard spots is the hand dangling on something or like hand on hips thing, the feet gets me too especially the back part of it