Usually your faces. Particularly your felines, I can often say 'that looks like jonas' from a thumbnail. I think its the eyes.

That's interesting to hear. It feels like I don't draw felines all that often so that's something to think about. Thank you for the feedback! :3

I think its the soft texture that you use on your digital brushes, and the detail that you put into light and texture whether its fur, skin or liquid. I like your expressions to.

That's good to hear, if anything is going to stand out to people I'm glad that it's that haha. Thank you!

Well that and your art makes things on other people stand out :p

I'd say it's the mix of art style, theme, anatomy and the way you do facial expressions.
I know all of them on their own from other artist, it's the combination that sets you apart.

huh, cool c:. Thank you for the feedback :)

For my money it's the lighting and detail as someone pointed out before. Something about the softness to the fur sticks out but perhaps I'm just caught up in how nice it looks. Hope that answers the question somewhat!

Usually the little text on the one corner in the picture that has your name is the thing that tells me xD
Ps. Also your style of faces and smoothness in the picture

Brush texture and muzzles

It’s the coloring and shading, for sure. 💜

The way you do fur textures reminds me a great deal of a brush on canvas. You make these really appealing swooshing shapes that give your pieces a soft huggable teddybear sort of look. Even on your cell shade pieces where bodies have a more "skin like" look similar to how other artists do anthros, you seem to still add those fur textures to the tails, hair, or fur tufts which gives just a bit more depth and plushness to your style which I find very appealing :)

defintiely the style of shading/lineart you use

Your fluff in your lineless stuff, that one always stands out to me.

Muzzles too. That one is harder to explain. Even for difference species, its the expressions on them, or the smiles...it is very you?

I'd say it's your texturing and anatomy that makes your style unique.

First thing first : yes, I can recognize your style even from a maniature.
For me it's mainly faces : smiles, grins, open mouth, expressions : it's 100% your style !
About technical stuff, it's mostly lighting and textures

Hmm... For sfw markers your textures/fur is a big one, as well as how you do your muzzles and smiles. As well as the shine and set of your eyes. So I guess faces overall? XD Middle ground is also your paws. I'm not sure entirely what it is, but your paws are a bit telling. It's not the first think I notice as 'your style', but it's also a 'yeah, definitely Jonas'. NSFW: your balls and sheaths.

The way you draw faces/expressions for me, notably the eyes. It seems like you spend a lot of time zoomed in to get the details just right, as compared to most artists the eyes are crystal clear.

Faces and fluff
Faces tend to have the same eyes and nose shape or something

Honestly, for me, it's always been the faces, particularly the eyes. I can't exactly put my finger on it, but I always recognize the face and eyes as yours. Also, your pics always just look soft. No matter the subject, there's always a soft, gentle kind of quality to your work, and it's really nice ^^

Purrrrsonally I wanna say it's the soft textures you do mixed with the lightning, you mix both of those together really well it creates the illusion of reality in the artwork.

As already noted by others, there are three things that are immediately recognizable in your work, regardless of whether it is cell shaded, soft shaded, or lineless: the face, the shapely design of the body and the lighting work.

The facial features in your art tends to do very well to express the emotion that applies to the character in the circumstance, and tends to look quite natural and organic at first glance or studied examination.

The shapely design of the body I referred to above is the ability you have to make the bodies you draw look natural, from the organic curvature of the musculature to the shape of a sheath, from tail tip to nose.

And as to the lighting, you tend to be a master at the consistent shading in a piece, with none of your shading work seeming out of place or improper for the demonstrated lighting.

All three, in combination, merely scratch at the surface of what is uniquely identifiable to you and your handiwork, sir.

I can't really put my hand on it, but the way how you draw fur stands out a lot more than many of the different artists since yours looks really smooth and breathtaking. I also think the way how you draw faces, ears, tails, anatomy and so on is always top notch and the way you draw them is top quality. c: I think the coloring, anatomy work, and the way how you draw fur texture makes your art stand out more than others. You just have a uniqueness to it which is pretty hard to explain xD. That's just been my observation. c:

I recognize whenever I see your snow leopard character

Faces mostly. Your colouring/shading doesn't change often. Also, you seem to stick to canines it seems.

Faces entirely. They are so good. Fur style also usually

I recognize you by the muzzle. Theirs a particular way you structure them with the face that i instantly see it and know ^^