I believe that everyone develops somewhat a unique style. It may not look like much to the artist, but to the viewers, it's different. I believe your style is very detailed and creative (i.e. your fursona) When you draw furries, Idk, It has that "detailed furry look" when you draw the body and such. I honestly think that the body's need more "meat" XD But that's just me. I like you're style a lot. Says a lot about your character. In fact, that's very true. Our drawings represent who we are, in a way X3

I suppose that's true, though i still can't tell what I'm representing about myself through my art... *sighs*

And meat huh? Guess I'm not good at drawing bulk...

Have you given thought to adding background scenes to your works?

That's all I can think of as far as my thoughts go. I haven't had enough coffee yet to think.

I have... and I like more abstract color backgrounds because I like the characters being the main focus... but I suppose backgrounds could do some pieces more justice...

Thank you for the input!!

Your art may look like a normal style but to the viewers, it looks new..... That's all I got.

thank you for the comment ^^ I'll keep that in mind!

You are anything but normal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Your Style is Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!

lol awrs... well thank you Starry

I think it's the colours and patterns that makes you stick out from others. -shrugs- ^^

On my fursona, or in general?

In general I think. Your fursona is quite vivid with colour and patterns, but in general your style and colour usage is unique. :)

thank you so much! i appreciate that ^^

I dunno, hadn't really thought about it.

I just know that I like your style.

>w< Thanks hun!

I would say its a mixture of several little things, partially detail, your part of a group of artists that puts some amazing detail into their work, a fair bit more than alot do. So thats one.
And not sure if you do it on purpose but you tend to add very angular, sharp shapes in with the natural curves and roundness of the forms, and not just when your doing furr either. In the clothes accessories marking etc. which i dont see too often in others aside from artists like  kcravenyote
Aside from that the last big difference would be your character design and the way you interpret characters, like when you drew me it came out soo different than anything anyone else has done for me for both reasons listed above. You just focus more on different things i guess to give the character a different light :P

Well i am a detail whore.. half the time i need to stop myself and put a picture aside because i want to keep adding to it.. it's one of the reasons my old boss Dale at the tattoo shop said my style wasn't quite right for tattoos... Too much damn details.. lol

And I guess that's true.. i love angles just as much as curves.. i think it makes pictures more vivid and dynamic! And WOW!! To be compared to her is such an honor!!!

Thank you for such sweet, insightful comments Cotton, it means alot to get an honest, in depth response! *huggles tight*

Hehe im good for that and cuddles :P

yes! many great cuddles!

Heh, tough question, but here goes:

I think what I like most about your style are two things. Firstly you have a very modern 'urban' style. Lots and lots of details in your sketches and your colored works have this sort of... graffiti feel to it. Nice and bright, often untraditional colors.

Secondly your style tends to be very surreal in a way. Some of the things you draw look like they come straight out of a dream. Not the cutie-wutie care-bare blue-sky white puffy clouds kind, but the slightly creepy and highly interesting ones. :)

Most of all though, I think your style is unique. A copletely different style than most other artists I watch on here adopt.

Wee i like that idea of having an 'urban' style! That's really cool and it's a huge compliment since i take so much inspiration fro my city and the real urban artists in it!!

And LOL!!! my dreams really are what make up most of my more random characters.. so you hit the nail on the head there!!

Thank you for such a wonderful complement!!!

I see your style right away when you have art update XD The detaaaaaaails! I'm amazed how much detail you can get in simple things, and the time consume you put in it all. Sometimes it gets too much, like you already know I've told you, but other times, pure eyecandy.

Also, you need to widen out a bit, I kinda feel you shrink your artwork, both anatomical or in size. Could be because I am in a art school where we get told every day to work bigger and bigger ^^; Just rambling I guess.... But you already know what I've pointed out for you about anatomy, like the spine and length from torso to hips.
Otherwise; Your artwork is screaming for color!!! XD Make a kick ass coloring book! @w@

Wel.. where is the line between eyecandy and too much? Can you show my examples of my work that emphasize that so i can look at it? i'd really like to know which is which...

and i suppose that's true.. that's why im trying to get back into painting.. more, odd sized canvas and multimedia!

Yes, i will keep my spinal/ torso anatomy in mind too, as i do tend to make the bodies a bit stalky and HAHAH... I like my line art.. what can i say? I can try to make a coloring book...

I thought this one was pretty good: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/2534816/ not to much details but still alot to show texture and such ^w^
and there is this one (for example) : http://www.furaffinity.net/view/2331836/ if you are making a comic, you have to keep it more simple XD but you know that already lol!

oh! ok... -nods- I'll keep that in mind!

I suspect a large part of it is people on this site are used to seeing VERY generic artists with Disney/Warner/anime influenced characters, cell shaded or digitally painted, that are very polished, but very generic and can even look very much like each other even when they're different species.

Anything that departs from that even a little is going to be seen as unique and different. You have some of those *elements* in your art, but you're not just copying that style.

Well thank you very much! I did start off drawing anime.. but I'm not sure what has developed from me through that influence.. i don't even know if my style is more eastern or western?