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how i accidentally found my art style:

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Why it worked

The video resonated with viewers by sharing a relatable artistic journey, from experimentation and struggle to success and inspiration. The visual progression of artwork and the encouraging message about creativity likely drove engagement.

Summary

The creator shares their journey of discovering their art style, starting from realism and experimenting with different canvases and techniques. After experiencing artist block, they challenged themselves with a limited color palette, which led to a successful sale and inspired a cohesive series of artworks. The creator concludes by emphasizing the importance of experimentation in creativity.

Structure

1Introduction to finding art style
2Experimentation and artist block
3Creating with a limited palette
4First sale and inspiration for a series
5Thematic development of the series
6Lesson on experimentation and encouragement

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how i accidentally found my art style: i always leaned towards realism + bright colors, but wanted to experiment... even experimented with my canvas... until one day i had artist block... i challenged myself with a limited color palette and i created this... it sold as soon as i listed it! it inspired me to create another one just like it and another... i loved the idea of each piece being cohesive one eye, one color, one animal each animal represented a trait needed for creativity the wanderer, the observer... etc + it taught me that experimentation is one of the most important! so this is your sign to keep creating + experimenting! the best is yet to come ☁️