Thirty Days of Fanart Meme: Day 11 & 12
11 - Genre - do you prefer certain genres when you're making art? What kind of art do you tend to make most?
I enjoy fantasy elements, which also shows in the fandoms I like. Overall I like art best that tells a story, whether a story illustration, or art that does some sort of worldbuilding going on, like fusions or AU scenarios. I'm less interested in doing portraits, and I'm not that into pairing art, though I have done some, but pretty much nothing that I'd see as porn or erotica, i.e. don't think I've ever shown more than cuddles, kissing or mostly clothed groping. One genre that I really like, but haven't done a lot of myself, is fanart showing everyday ephemera and documents and such from a fandom universe, especially fantasy fandoms, filling in worldbuilding gaps.
12 - Have you ever attempted an "imitation" of an artwork (e.g. a famous painting) but adapted to a fandom?
No, I haven't done something like that myself yet. But I find these often awesome and very impressive. I have imitated styles different from my regular one though.
I enjoy fantasy elements, which also shows in the fandoms I like. Overall I like art best that tells a story, whether a story illustration, or art that does some sort of worldbuilding going on, like fusions or AU scenarios. I'm less interested in doing portraits, and I'm not that into pairing art, though I have done some, but pretty much nothing that I'd see as porn or erotica, i.e. don't think I've ever shown more than cuddles, kissing or mostly clothed groping. One genre that I really like, but haven't done a lot of myself, is fanart showing everyday ephemera and documents and such from a fandom universe, especially fantasy fandoms, filling in worldbuilding gaps.
12 - Have you ever attempted an "imitation" of an artwork (e.g. a famous painting) but adapted to a fandom?
No, I haven't done something like that myself yet. But I find these often awesome and very impressive. I have imitated styles different from my regular one though.