#20 style art challenge

[indiecrowarts]

Once again an homage to Cait May’s incredible designs- Boggy has never looked more round ☺️

[dehagua]

THE 20 STYLES CHALLENGE with Rock

[small-spark-of-light]

day 25 was to draw in a style ive never drawn in before!!! so i replicated @zankydraws and @0xeyedaisy

[torrentialchaos]

I know it’s not much, but thank y’all for 20+ followers!

That’s why I wanna try a DTIYS challenge with Ford Dave! The winner will get a free drawing from me and become my profile pic!

Oh and the deadline is the end of the month!

Tag me or reblog this if you do this!

[florshedworf]

lettuce try again

examples under cut!!

[femalemonsterhunter]

Yesterday’s 18/06/24 Updated: I have only once corrected the titles/texts in the picture and even in the description of my deviation in term of the style name from the “Tim Burton” or “Burtonized as for me in a rather erroneous and very mistakable way to “Carlos Grangel” or “Grangelized”, which is, according to my current assumption, as more correctable and accurate on the fact that Eliot’s original look seems to be more or semi similar to Carlos Grangel’s style than TB’s.

My old artwork I made in some February 2022 of my Corpse Bride next-gen/Roaring 20's/Star Heart OC, Eliot Hotchhive, with two different and structural styles of him relative to the under drag line of material from the cartoonized and full-Grangelized to semi-Grangelized version. However, in terms of Eliot in fully but functional Carlos Grangel style, he is in fact more or less depicted as his maternal great-uncle, although his own personality is still characterized as his shy uncle and warm-hearted aunt; and on the right side of the kindly cartoony/non-Grangelized/my own originality version of Eliot - ah man, he is so much more unique and miraculous with thick arms and legs, but even as I guessed his appearance, he actually reminds me of Cogsworth from the Beauty and the Beast and Jacob Kowalski from Fantastic Beasts (a film version based on a screenplay and a textbook by J. K. Rowling), so honestly, it's better for me to reference them on him as similarity than immediately XD.

So, enjoy 🧡💛✨.

Art, Eliot (My OC in the original human version) are belongs to me (C)

All Mentioned characters from the Corpse Bride are belongs to Tim Burton/Warner Bros. Pictures/Laika Studios/Patalex II Productions (C)

[veotheartist]

Art Challenge. - The 20 & 10 Art Style Challenge. 

For the past years… I have been practicing drawing my OC known as “Veo” in different Art Styles. It started back in 2016 up to 2021 as a tradition for me to do one each year! - Though I didn’t do any in 2022 and 2023, I did return to this art challenge back in 2024. And my plans for 2025 is to do another one later on. 

So the list goes from the top to the bottom in this post: 2024 > 21 > 20 > 19 > 18 > 17 > 2016. 

Why? - I liked to see how much I have been improving each year with this art challenge. Also another reason to allow myself to draw “Veo” in different art styles. 

[mewmewkitten101]

Me in @starryside-1 's art style cuz it's so cute! Not sure how accurate it is but I had fun trying anyway lol

[softservesoymilk]

Eugene wants you to know you are doing a great job!! Keep at it!!!

[teeblum-art]

Here it is! 20 art style challenge! The first dozen consists of styles of different works, and the second of different artists who inspired me in different periods of time.

Here they are, from left to right:

WolfWolkers,

Panty and Stocking,

Invader Zim (2001 and 2019 years),

Toilet Bound Hanako Kun,

Steven Uneverse,

Gorilaz,

My hero academia,

Animal Crossing,

My style

Second half with an artists in a next post

[burtonsdoodles]

08/03

#burtonsdailydoodles 6️⃣7️⃣

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[silent0utspace]

Upon further inspection, the fnaf minigames do not include tails according to seen sprites. Then again, foxy's official design doesn't have a fucking tail.

[dehagua]

A little video too:

art:

[n1pp]

Hobbies to try in your 20s

Explore art:

Tap into your creative side with painting, drawing, or sculpting. Art is not only therapeutic but also a fantastic way to express yourself and even decorate your space.

Reading:

Join a book club or set a personal reading challenge. From classic literature to modern thrillers, reading can expand your horizons and provide endless inspiration.

Get into gardening:

Whether you have a big backyard or just a small apartment balcony, gardening can be a relaxing and fulfilling hobby.Grow your own herbs, flowers, or vegetables!

Experiment with cooking:

Take on new recipes and cooking techniques. From baking bread to mastering the art of sushi, cooking can be both a practical skill and a creative outlet.

Try photography:

Capture the beauty around you and tell your story through the lens. Experiment with different styles, like portrait or landscape photography, and maybe even start a photo blog.

Practice yoga or meditation:

Incorporate mindfulness into your routine to reduce stress and enhance your overall well-being.

Learn to code:

Dive into the world of programming and build your own apps or websites. Coding is a valuable skill that can open up career opportunities and enhance your problem-solving abilities.

Challenge yourself with puzzles:

Engage your brain with jigsaw puzzles, crosswords, or brain teasers. It's a great way to relax and keep your mind sharp.

Try acting or improv:

Step out of your comfort zone and explore your theatrical side. Acting classes or improv groups can boost your confidence and creativity.

Travel and explore:

If possible, travel to new places, even if it's just a nearby town.Experiencing new cultures and environments can broaden your perspective and inspire new passions.

Try pottery:

Get your hands dirty and create beautiful, functional pieces with pottery. It's a relaxing and creative way to express yourself, and you'll end up with unique, handmade items.

Play games:

Board games,video games, or strategy games can be a great way to unwind and bond with friends.

Learn a new language:

Expand your horizons by learning a new language.It opens up opportunities for travel, cultural exchange, and even new career prospects. Plus, it's a fun and challenging way to keep your brain active.

Start a YouTube Channel or blog:

Share your passions, knowledge, or daily life through videos or written content. It's a creative outlet and a way to connect with like-minded individuals.

[dickula]

Okay

The dudes have more rule than lore🗿

[astrologydray]

Uranus through the degrees👽

👽Uranus represents rebellion, innovation, sudden change, and liberation. The specific degree Uranus occupies in a chart can add a layer of nuance to how its energy manifests.

0° – The purest expression of Uranian energy: radical, unpredictable, and ahead of its time. A powerful pioneer in societal change and personal breakthroughs.

1° – A sudden awakening or an urge to break away from the past. Strong individuality, but may struggle with authority.

2° – A balance between structure and rebellion. Can introduce unconventional ideas in practical ways.

3° – Highly intellectual and innovative, with an almost futuristic way of thinking. Can be erratic in decision-making.

4° – A deep urge to challenge norms while creating new foundations. Often linked to alternative lifestyles.

5° – Restless and experimental. May change career paths or personal philosophies abruptly.

6° – A revolutionary mindset with a humanitarian focus. Likely to be drawn to technology, social justice, or alternative medicine.

7° – Strongly intuitive and possibly clairvoyant. Can channel Uranian energy into artistic or spiritual breakthroughs.

8° – Fiercely independent with a rebellious streak. Doesn’t conform easily but has a unique leadership style.

9° – A visionary degree. Can foresee trends before they happen and often acts as a catalyst for societal shifts.

10° – A mix of genius and unpredictability. May struggle with consistency but thrives in creative or scientific fields.

11° – The “Master Number” energy amplifies Uranus’ innovative and electric qualities. Often a game-changer in their field.

12° – A highly intuitive disruptor. Feels compelled to challenge outdated traditions.

13° – Known as a degree of transformation, often bringing sudden upheavals that lead to long-term progress.

14° – Creative genius with a rebellious edge. May be drawn to experimental art or alternative technology.

15° – A strong-willed disruptor, but can also be stubborn. Seeks radical independence.

16° – Often brings unexpected success through unconventional means. May experience sudden life shifts.

17° – Associated with breakthroughs in communication, media, and futuristic thinking.

18° – Can be a “lightning rod” for change, drawing chaos but also profound innovation.

19° – Balances rebellion with responsibility. Often takes on leadership roles in unconventional movements.

20° – A degree of heightened awareness and spiritual awakening. Uranus here can indicate a unique life purpose.

21° – Drawn to utopian ideals and progressive social movements. Can be eccentric but deeply inspiring.

22° – The “Master Builder” degree combines Uranian genius with practicality, leading to tangible innovations.

23° – A wild card degree. Experiences sudden reversals of fortune but always lands on their feet.

24° – Can be a bridge between the past and future, blending old traditions with modern ideas.

25° – Highly eccentric and independent, often rejecting conventional life paths.

26° – Genius in technology, astrology, or metaphysical studies. May have a talent for predicting societal shifts.

27° – A revolutionary thinker who thrives in periods of change. Often ahead of their time.

28° – Associated with radical enlightenment. Can be a guide or teacher in alternative fields.

29° – The “Anaretic Degree” (critical degree) of Uranus intensifies its erratic and unpredictable nature. Often brings shocking life events or a last-minute awakening before a major transformation.