your style is yours! more ‘complicated’ images aren’t better. they can distract from the scene. it’s an art by itself to make a scene interesting and ‘complete’ without adding more stuff

Hey, I've been there. I found that I was much happier with my art when I started to lean into the style I've already developed rather than trying to imitate more popular styles. I looked at my art and tried to do things that would enhance and build upon the foundations I had laid down already. Simple and cartoony is a great style, go harder on it! Try going even simpler or even more cartoony, see where it takes you!

I love your personal style and I'm sure the 10k+ watchers on your account will agree~.

For what it's worth, i think your style is amazing. Nobody draws my derg mage better than you do <33 And your otters are SO HOT

Been craving to commission you again!!

My guy, your artstyle is what makes your stuff unique and awesome!

My style isn't any better, if I had the money at times you were open I would be asking for a commission XD

Your style is you and everything about you and people love it. Why do you think you have over 10,000 watchers? You're one of the best vore and mpreg artists out there. So hush :)

Your artstyle is great and it's what make your art unique and great

My bit of advise would be to never stop experimenting with stuff be it inking/color/anatomy/what have you. Yes it will usually end up looking . . .not the greatest most of the time but every so often you might find something that works super well with your style. That and to try to focus that experimentation on the style you enjoy most aka if you want your style to look more real see what things you can add to push that bar from cartoony to realism just a bit. I think everyone has been there where they feel they're style is lacking in some shape or form so know your not alone on that front.

I for one enjoy your style. Your style is really what you choose to leave in and what you choose to omit. Judging from the comments, the folks here are happy with what you're leaving in and leaving out of your pics. If you're not happy with your style, try changing up some shape language or experimenting with a different rendering technique. You might evolve it into something that makes you happier. At the end of the day, you make what you can live with. From the outside looking in, you're doing just fine!

Maybe pick one of the artists you look up to and download high res versions of their work. Zoom way in and try to reverse-engineer however they got an effect you think looks cool. Then try to accomplish the same effect in your own art. It could be a fun weekend experimentation session!

I think the work you've been posting the last couple months has been a big leap in quality in my opinion. So whatever you're doing, you're doing it well. As far as feeling content with results, maybe backup a little and focus on certain aspects. Like perhaps once a week or so just do a bunch of sketches in short time frame. 5 or 10 second sketches, when the timer goes off, start a new sketch. Focus on the form of what you're drawing rather than the details. Can switch from figure to specific body parts for each session.

A huge draw for me is your style. It’s a good balance between realistic and iconic.

Not an artist but your art is fantastic!

I like your style, I think it has enough complexity to get across what you want without becoming overblown or looking too busy. Your detail work is good, and from my perspective, doesn't need any further emphasis.

But, I'm not an artist, just an observer.

A lot of great comments above and I'm sure more to follow.

My two cents is that I love your art and style. I know when I see an image, it's by your hand, and is why I started and continue to follow your works. That being said, everyone has doubts about their art or talents, kinda a natural thing I would think. Don't let it hold you back, feel settled in on your own works, and try things as you see fit or feel they help you feel more at ease with your work. Though again, I'm rather fond of your specific style and look forward to seeing it each time 😁

If your artwork conveys what you want it to, then your artwork is perfectly fine.
Simplicity is okay, and good. So is cartoony. What matters is if that is what you want to be doing, or if these aspects are things you want.
They do not portray a lack of skill.

I know my own style hasn't developed much beyond the cartoony, simplistic designs. But, if that's my limitations, then I have to creatively work with those limitations in order to convey the messages, themes, tones, etc I'm after.
Skill may be an aspect of where you are but it's not a limit you can't breach and push further.

What are you wanting out of your style? What do you want to be able to draw? What do you want to do different?

Your style is great and immediately recognizable, but I can understand wanting to grow and branch out in new areas.

Your brain can get hard wired to do certain things in a certain way. Drawing a species, scene or inanimate object you have never drawn before while also trying a new style will force your brain to concentrate on more than one new thing at a time and can help force things into new areas.

If you want to add detail don't try to do a big complicated scene. It can be overwhelming. Pick a single item or body part and put as much detail into it as you can. It will translate into the bigger works as well over time.

I personally love your style, and I feel like it has improved over the years.

I'm not an artist, but your style is the reason that your art is immediately recognizable, and a part of why I enjoy what you do. Not against some improvements if that's the way you want to go, but is it too simple and cartoony? Not in my opinion. It is clean, easy to read and very expressive.

I'll be honest, I think the composition could use improvement. Your drawings often look very "busy", if that makes sense. Maybe your lineart isn't thick enough? That's just what I've noticed.