What is Your Artistic Style?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  If your sketchbook could give you a pep talk, it would say...

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    Let's play! Can we? Can we?
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    I see that picture on your heart. Let's do this, baby.
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    Time to tell a story.
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    Put some tea on. I'm ready.
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    Let's write that quote before we forget it.
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    There's only one way to improve. I'm it.
• 2.
  Next stop: the museum! Who will you need a little extra time with there?

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    VanGogh! What a story.
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    Picasso! Unquestionably great.
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    Michaelangelo! Ah. Maze. Ing.
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    Matisse! Color + design.
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    Banksy. Dude's a legend.
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    Degas. Mood. Beauty. Yes.
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  How would you rate your comfort with taking creative risks? (1 is low, 10 is high)

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    1-3 – There's room for occasional, thoughtful risk.
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    4-5 – Better to generally stick to what works, but I've got a wild hair!
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    6-8 – Risks aren't fun in the moment, but they're usually worth it.
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    9-10 – My best work comes from my "mistakes" and risks!
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  Favorite subject matter

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    What's Real: Portraits Nature Landscapes
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    What's Pretty: Birds Flowers Animals
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    The Everyday: Objects Lettering Food
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    The Mood: Landscapes Botanical Textures
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    Favorite?? Whatever the project or idea demands.
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    What's Storytelling: Kids Nature's Magic Metaphors
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  How would you like your work to be described?

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    Delightful, whimsical, pleasing to the eye
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    Courageous, unique, distinct
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    Elegant, skillful, exquisite
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    Powerful, mesmerizing, mysterious
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  Dream time! You receive a letter that says, "We would like to include your art in..."

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    Prestigious Gallery exhibition!
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    Our holiday coffeecup lineup!
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    A noted art journal!
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    A commemorative record cover!
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    The entryway of our luxury resort!
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    Our magical art exhibit!
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  Which hashtag are you most likely to use?

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    #doitfortheprocess
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    #instacute
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    #fineart
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    #createeveryday
  • E.
    #folkinspired
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    #instamood
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  Inspiration often comes from my collection of _______.

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    Children's books
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    Found objects
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    Teacups
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    Fabric scraps
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    Pins and patches
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    Music covers
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  Finally, pick the colors + texture you're most drawn to.

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Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  The Tailored Touch Style

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  ☑️ Classic Color Choices☑️ Balance & Rhythm☑️ A Pleasing FinishAesthetics are key. And your work brings a soothing quality to the world through proven color palettes as well as tried-and-true techniques. Your inspiration takes off by observing the beauty all around us, and soaking in great art! You love the themes of your surroundings--from everyday life to the wonder of nature, you see art as an echo of the splendor before us. Their rhythmic arrangement brings even more to love because order helps the mind calm.💬Finding Your WordsDescribing your work is key to honing in on your style. Below you'll find a few words to select from. Choose the ones you'd like to be said of you. This is how others may describe your art someday!Select 2-3 features that you would love to highlight in your artwork:High Contrast - a bit of drama goes a long way to set the moodDefined Forms - from floral folds to round eyes, the subject reads clearlyBalance & Harmony - the artwork is cohesive and flowing with nothing disjointedJeweltones - strong colors that are classic, true, and easy to loveRich Detail - the artwork can be appreciated even up closeStrong Composition - the viewer's eyes move strategically around a piece👩🏻‍🎨How to Grow!Growing in skill is always at the forefront of your mind. You observe great works patiently. You take what's best from them intuitively. You seek to represent your objects well and make them shine! These skills take time to develop, but you're willing to put in the work and watch them roll out. Quality and craftsmanship takes time, and it shows.Suggested Lessons in Watercolor Boldfrom the A-Z Watercolor Techniques Collection☕️Where Your Work Could GoYour keen eye for the aesthetic--knowing what looks good--could mean your artwork would grace products well! Beauty, rhythm, and a pleasing finish are all highly needed in the realm of Decorative Arts. This industry includes the items around your home, textile arts and generally the things that make life pretty. Did you love all these insights? Did they ring true? 🤩I hope so! Hi, I'm Amarilys. 👋 I'm an artist, too. And I have taught over 150K creatives online and in person! I know the struggles of an artist--particularly one that isn't called by that name frequently enough. My goal is to spur you into creativity,to drive you to your sketchbook,and watch you develop your unique style.We all have a creative calling. Join the journey to get there.
• 2.
  Beautifully Bright Style

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  ☑️ Punchy Color Choices☑️ Harmonic Design☑️ A Pleasing FinishYour work brings a soothing quality to the world by bringing us back to the beautiful, with an uplifting perspective.When everyone is busy following the steps, you like to add a little move of your own. You truly are after your very own style. You want to find what's within you, push a few boundaries, but keeping it all pretty palatable. Sometimes you're not sure it's all that unique or a great idea, but you're having too much fun to worry much.💬Finding Your WordsDescribing your work is key to honing in on your style. Below you'll find a few words to select from. Choose the ones you'd like to be said of you. This is how others may describe your art someday!Select 2-3 features that you would love to highlight in your artwork:Balance & Harmony - the artwork is cohesive and flowing with nothing disjointedStrong Composition - the viewer's eyes move strategically around a pieceColor Selection - novel and clever uses of colorBrush Handling - the particular ways an artist handles their brush to create effectsVisual Tension - the contrast of colors, subjects, or composition to draw intrigueShape - forms are stylized or simplified to create an aesthetic or message👩🏻‍🎨How to Grow!You absolutely want to improve your craft. It's in the learning that you discover new twists on taste to bring to the table! But basic techniques and exercises make you glaze over a bit. You're after creativity, but know there's room to grow. Find lessons that turn up the fun with a healthy dose of skill to finesse it just right!Suggested Lessons in Watercolor Boldfrom the A-Z Watercolor Techniques Collection☕️Where Your Work Could GoYou combine beauty and a quiet message: enjoy the good things. This makes you a great candidate for Commercial & Lifestyle Illustration work. Many companies are striving to communicate the same feel-good vibes that your art encapsulates. This industry includes advertising art, food illustration, surface design, and some fashion & editorial illustration. Did you love all these insights? Did they ring true? 🤩I hope so! Hi, I'm Amarilys. 👋 I'm an artist, too. And I have taught over 150K creatives online and in person! I know the struggles of an artist--particularly one that isn't called by that name frequently enough. My goal is to spur you into creativity,to drive you to your sketchbook,and watch you develop your unique style.We all have a creative calling. Join the journey to get there.
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  The Current Flair Style

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  ☑️ On-Point Color Choices☑️ Rhythmic Design☑️ Retro FlairYou're a trendsetter with some throwback. You interpret the current looks of the time with a nod to those who've inspired you from the past. You walk a delicate tightrope between an all-new-you and the tried-and-true.You're not trying to be a rebel. You just are one! It's all in the name of finding your true self--which quite frankly is something only you can do for yourself. While others are busy following directions and trying to ear the praise of the crowd, you're pushing boundaries in your artwork. All roads lead back to you. And it's well worth the risk.💬Finding Your WordsDescribing your work is key to honing in on your style. Below you'll find a few words to select from. Choose the ones you'd like to be said of you. This is how others may describe your art someday!Select 2-3 features that you would love to highlight in your artwork:Art Theory - a deep understanding of what's behind the brushstrokes on the pageBalance & Harmony - the artwork is cohesive and flowing with nothing disjointedRich Detail - the artwork can be appreciated even up closePlayful Aesthetic - a lighthearted appeal can deliver an important truthStrong Composition - the viewer's eyes move strategically around a pieceRhythm & Repetition - visual congruencies and patterns👩🏻‍🎨How to Grow!As you grow, you'll grow deeper and more nestled into your own skin--your taste, your dreams, the things that matter to you most. The areas you'll want to pursue will be those that call for introspection, experimentation, and a twist on the basics. You'll want to learn how to tap into your inner voice and then wildly chase something new and necessary.Suggested Lessons in Watercolor Boldfrom the A-Z Watercolor Techniques Collection☕️Where Your Work Could GoYou sprinkle an air of rich delight with your art. This makes you a great candidate for Commercial & Lifestyle Illustration work. Many companies are striving to communicate the same feel-good vibes that your art encapsulates. This industry includes advertising art, food illustration, surface design, and some fashion & editorial illustration.Did you love all these insights? Did they ring true? 🤩I hope so! Hi, I'm Amarilys. 👋 I'm an artist, too. And I have taught over 150K creatives online and in person! I know the struggles of an artist--particularly one that isn't called by that name frequently enough. My goal is to spur you into creativity,to drive you to your sketchbook,and watch you develop your unique style.We all have a creative calling. Join the journey to get there.
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  A Subtly Soothing Style

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  ☑️ Placid Color Choices☑️ Harmonious Design☑️ Playful TouchesArt is uncovered. And yet it's all around us. You seek to expose the natural beauty of the world around you while combining your own notes of calm from your inner world. You're a romantic at heart... though you may be too practical for words as flowery as that! Your art reminds us that there is goodness in the simple, and that it can be quite powerful, too! You welcome us into this elegant reality that often includes notes of playful whimsey. You seek opportunities to explore, push, fill, and create by way of intuition. 💬Finding Your WordsDescribing your work is key to honing in on your style. Below you'll find a few words to select from. Choose the ones you'd like to be said of you. This is how others may describe your art someday!Select 2-3 features that you would love to highlight in your artwork:High Contrast - a bit of drama goes a long way to set the moodBalance & Harmony - the artwork is cohesive and flowing with nothing disjointedTexture - true or implied feeling of touchwithin artRich Detail - the artwork can be appreciated even up closeStrong Composition - the viewer's eyes move strategically around a pieceRhythm & Repetition - visual congruencies and patterns👩🏻‍🎨How to Grow!The better you become in your craft, the better you'll be able to address the needs of your work. Keep the instruction coming, but keep it real and laid back, please. Lessons that drive you to find your own answers while addressing true techniques will push your work to the max! Suggested Lessons in Watercolor Boldfrom the A-Z Watercolor Techniques Collection☕️Where Your Work Could GoYour work could easily lend itself to the many facets of Decorative Arts. These designs are used in textiles and fabric, home decor, wall art, and surface designs. Consider how your art might look on such products and surfaces! Did you love all these insights? Did they ring true? 🤩I hope so! Hi, I'm Amarilys. 👋 I'm an artist, too. And I have taught over 150K creatives online and in person! I know the struggles of an artist--particularly one that isn't called by that name frequently enough. My goal is to spur you into creativity,to drive you to your sketchbook,and watch you develop your unique style.We all have a creative calling. Join the journey to get there.
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  The Statement Strong Strong

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  ☑️ Strategic Color Choices☑️ Bold Design☑️ Clear MessageArt communicates. That is its highest calling. You love to give "pretty" and "good" a pretty good purpose.While everyone is busy making art others will like, you are making art that you'll be proud of. You truly are after your very own style. But you don't mind borrowing from the past--it's been tested and true, and you love to honor it. Folk art, poster art, street art, even traditional ways all find their way in speaking truth. You honor the past in this way and layer on your own feelings and thoughts through the power of art. Every feature is a tool. And you know how to use them powerfully.💬Finding Your WordsDescribing your work is key to honing in on your style. Below you'll find a few words to select from. Choose the ones you'd like to be said of you. This is how others may describe your art someday!Select 2-3 features that you would love to highlight in your artwork:Strong Composition - the viewer's eyes move strategically Color Selection - strategic and clever uses of colorContrast - get the viewer's attention by using dark and lightVisual Tension - the contrast of colors, subjects, or composition to draw intrigueShape - forms are stylized or simplified to create an aesthetic or message👩🏻‍🎨How to Grow!You absolutely want to improve in your craft. After all, it's the visual vehicle for you to communicate! The world needs to see your work and hear your message. Let's get you stronger at both!Suggested Lessons in Watercolor Boldfrom the A-Z Watercolor Techniques Collection☕️Where Your Work Could GoYour knack for speaking through art makes it a great candidate for much commercial work. Think Editorial, Poster, Advertising or Book Publishing. You have a gift for illustrating complex ideas and a passion to get you there. Did you love all these insights? Did they ring true? 🤩I hope so! Hi, I'm Amarilys. 👋 I'm an artist, too. And I have taught over 150K creatives online and in person! I know the struggles of an artist--particularly one that isn't called by that name frequently enough. My goal is to spur you into creativity,to drive you to your sketchbook,and watch you develop your unique style.We all have a creative calling. Join the journey to get there.
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  A Playfully Telling Style

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  ☑️ Punchy Color Choices☑️ Narrative Composition☑️ Playful VibeIt better be fun and it better be pretty. But there's a story under the hood. Why stop at beauty when you can inspire? Your imagination is a beautiful thing. And so is your joy in creating it!You know that creativity requires a fun chase. You chase color, you seek story, and you pursue anything that strikes your whimsy. (Hey, you never know where it might lead, right?!) You look at ordinary things and they speak to you. You figure that with a little twist, with a little love, they could do the same for others! While you might sometimes wonder if you have your very own style, you quickly put the thought away because you're compulsively onto the next piece. And that's a good thing. Keep making that magic. You might be surprised to find it's impacting many.💬Finding Your WordsDescribing your work is key to honing in on your style. Below you'll find a few words to select from. Choose the ones you'd like to be said of you. This is how others may describe your art someday!Select 2-3 features that you would love to highlight in your artwork:Balance & Harmony - the artwork is cohesive and flowing with nothing disjointedStrong Composition - the viewer's eyes move strategically around a pieceColor Selection - novel and clever uses of colorBrush Handling - the particular ways an artist handles their brush to create effectsVisual Tension - the contrast of colors, subjects, or composition to draw intrigueShape - forms are stylized or simplified to create an aesthetic or message👩🏻‍🎨How to Grow!You absolutely want to improve your craft. It's in the learning that you discover new twists on taste to bring to the table! But basic techniques and exercises make you glaze over a bit. You're after creativity, but know there's room to grow. Find lessons that turn up the fun with a healthy dose of skill to finesse it just right!Suggested Lessons in Watercolor Boldfrom the A-Z Watercolor Techniques Collection☕️Where Your Work Could GoHave you dreamed of seeing your work on products or in books? Your whimsical take could take your art to the arena of Children's Books because you consider composition and storytelling. But if you'd rather keep it simple and light, Commercial & Lifestyle Illustration work would be amazing. This industry includes advertising art, food illustration, surface design, and some fashion & editorial illustration.Did you love all these insights? Did they ring true? 🤩I hope so! Hi, I'm Amarilys. 👋 I'm an artist, too. And I have taught over 150K creatives online and in person! I know the struggles of an artist--particularly one that isn't called by that name frequently enough. My goal is to spur you into creativity,to drive you to your sketchbook,and watch you develop your unique style.We all have a creative calling. Join the journey to get there.