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| Understanding the Development of One's Artistic Style in Digital Arts |
Kristan Andrei N. Bragado, Bradley V. Sanchez, John Patrick P. Bautista, Jasper A. Berboso, Larsen Wayne B. Falcoto, Christopher DC. Francisco
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Abstract:
This study was conducted in order to understand how artists may develop their own art styles in digital arts. The researchers gather data from Professional illustrators with a field experience of 5 years or more and are under a company, or are freelancers; Amateur illustrators with a field experience of more than 2 years but not more than 5 years and are not under a company; And lastly, beginner illustrators with no more than 2 years field of experience and are not under a company. In order to determine the participants in this study, the researchers made use of purposive sampling method. The study made use of a quantitative research strategy a set of questionnaires was formulated by the researchers in which it is split into 3 categories: 1 for professionals, 1 for amateurs, and 1 for beginners. With the use of the said questionnaire, it enables the researchers to make generalizations out of the results. According to the data that was gathered in order to develop one's own artistic style, the artist must consider different factors and conduct methods and concepts that will support those factors. one must take time to dedicate themselves to learning by practicing through repetition and combining different styles that would help mold their own. Repetition allows the artist to be familiar and comfortable to the methods and techniques they use to create their artwork, later developing as their style. The objective of this study is to help artists understand and develop their own art style. The study recommends - considering that there is no solid way on finding or developing one's artistic style - to explore and try things out of your comfort zone. Combining different art style are proven effective as one of the factors of developing an artistic style.
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