DIFFERENT DRAWING STYLES
A drawing’s technique or style is
what makes it unique. There are many common styles that you might have heard of
and others that you might not have heard of.
You can feel free to include the
styles into your technique of drawing. The common drawing styles are explained below:
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1) Abstract Drawing:
This is a
drawing that is usually made up of various textures, shapes, colors and lines.
2) Art Nouveau:
This style of
drawing uses an illusionist feeling in drawing work complemented with unique
patterns. These kinds of drawings, are normally level, but add in many curvy
and fluid lines throughout the drawing.
3) Manga:
This drawing
style has fascinated younger generations and it practices Japanese comic book
methods which were created in the 19th century.
4) Post-impressionism:
This style
generates drawings that hold on to geometric figures and other alterations as a
way of expression. The drawings of post-impressionism style are usually based
on light e.g. a famous post-impressionism artist known as Vincent van Gogh.
5) Realism:
It is a style
of drawing where one draws a complete and persuasive illustration of what they
consider reality. A popular realism artist is Da Vinci.
6) Surrealism:
An example of
surrealism drawing is working from responding fully to your imagination.
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