Welcome to the Style Quiz

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  Which of these interiors do you like most? 

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  • B.
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  • C.
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  • D.
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  • E.
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    Answer E
• 2.
  Which of these best describe your personality? 

  • A.
    Introverted
  • B.
    Extroverted
  • C.
    Playful and unserious
  • D.
    An old soul, nostalgic for the past
  • E.
    Glamorous and elegant
  • F.
    Super organized and tidy
• 3.
  What's your go-to source of inspiration?

  • A.
    Fashion magazines and runway shows
  • B.
    Vintage storybooks and classic fairy tales
  • C.
    Old cartoons (Disney and Looney Tunes)
  • D.
    Classical/ Historical Art
  • E.
    Avant-garde/ Abstract Art
  • F.
    Graphic novels and comics
  • G.
    Modern art museums and galleries
• 4.
  Choose a setting that best matches your dream workspace.

  • A.
    A cozy nook surrounded by comic book collections
  • B.
    A crafty maker's studio, with tools and materials to experiment
  • C.
    A room with stained glass windows and lush plants
  • D.
    A cottage-like studio with vintage books
  • E.
    A sleek, clean modern studio
  • F.
    A maximalist studio filled with trinkets you've collected
  • G.
    An elegant atelier with mood boards and fabric swatches
• 5.
  When you think about your future as an illustrator, what excites you the most?

  • A.
    Telling stories through sequential art and panels
  • B.
    Experimenting with shapes and abstract forms
  • C.
    Infusing my work with ornate details and a touch of history
  • D.
    Designing clean, modern graphics that communicate clearly
  • E.
    Creating whimsical characters that make people smile
  • F.
    Capturing the elegance and grace of the fashion world
  • G.
    Breaking the mold with abstract and thought-provoking pieces
  • H.
    Reviving the charm of classic children's tales
• 6.
  What do you want your art to say about you?

  • A.
    That I have a love for intricate details and historical beauty
  • B.
    That I'm innovative and enjoy exploring shapes
  • C.
    That I'm fun-loving and appreciate a good laugh
  • D.
    That I'm bold and not afraid to disrupt the norm
  • E.
    That I'm a storyteller at heart with a knack for humor
  • F.
    That I'm super precise and meticulous in my work
  • G.
    That I have an eye for style and sophistication
  • H.
    That I cherish the past and its timeless charm
  • I.
    That I'm a great storyteller
• 7.
  What's your favorite part of the creative process?

  • A.
    Imagining heartwarming stories and characters
  • B.
    Deconstructing images and reassembling them in unique ways
  • C.
    Coming up with unique and crazy characters
  • D.
    Refining my designs to their simplest form
  • E.
    Incorporating florals and natural forms
  • F.
    Creating dynamic scenes with a sense of motion and emotion
  • G.
    Playing with different media and tools to come up with something new
  • H.
    Crafting a compelling narrative
  • I.
    Drawing the outfits
• 8.
  What's your favorite tool or medium to work with?

  • A.
    Mixed media
  • B.
    Vector software that allows for crisp, clean lines
  • C.
    Pencils and ink that give a hand-drawn feel
  • D.
    Watercolors and pastels
  • E.
    Fine pens and markers for detailed sketches
• 9.
  What's your dream project as an illustrator?

  • A.
    Illustrating a children's book
  • B.
    Designing a minimalist branding campaign for a big brand
  • C.
    Creating an illustrated series that becomes a cult classic
  • D.
    Creating an art exhibit
  • E.
    Creating for a high-end luxury fashion brand

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Rubber Hose/ Fleischer Style

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  You're playful, a little goofy, and a child at heart, you're nostalgic for cool, retro-style illustrations and like a bit of grit in your art. This style is super specific and recognizable, with a few different hallmarks including the "rubber hose" or spaghetti-like limbs, the super simple facial features, and a monochromatic approach to color. As you develop your style, you might choose to fully lean into this really distinct style, standing alongside Walt Disney and Max Fleischer as you master this style...ORYou could also choose to forge your own path and modify it, adding in other stylistic flourishes to help make it completely unique to you. I'm an illustration teacher and I help my students find and develop their unique styles, and one of the biggest messages that I want to impart on you, is that a strong style is something that feels special and unique to YOU! An artistic style is like a signature. You want your work to be so recognizable that people immediately know it belongs to you. If you're interested in working with me to develop your personal illustration style, hit the button below and I'll send more info along with a sneaky discount code! 😉
• 2.
  Minimal Flat

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  You like sleek, modern lines, simplicity, and cleanliness. You like to be very specific and tidy in your illustrations and favor bold forms and minimalism.This specific style has a lot of sub-styles, and you'll see a lot of variation between the different Minimal illustrators, but the main through lines are; super clean and crisp lines, bold use of color, and a general "less is more" mentality- with a strong focus on form and composition. As you develop your style, you might choose to fully lean into the Minimal Flat illustration style, standing alongside the likes of Malika Favre and Geoff McFetridge as you master this art form...ORYou could also choose to forge your own path and modify it, adding in other stylistic flourishes to help make it completely unique to you. I'm an illustration teacher and I help my students find and develop their unique styles, and one of the biggest messages that I want to impart on you, is that a strong style is something that feels special and unique to YOU! An artistic style is like a signature. You want your work to be so recognizable that people immediately know it belongs to you. If you're interested in working with me to develop your personal illustration style, hit the button below and I'll send more info along with a sneaky discount code! 😉
• 3.
  Fashion Illustration

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  You're sleek and sophisticated, you enjoy the finer things and life, and care about how you appear to the outside world, your style is luxurious, and you appreciate a well-put-together outfit. This specific style has a lot of sub-styles, and you'll see a lot of variation between the approaches of different Fashion illustrators, but the main through lines are; a sketchy, hand-drawn approach, long, lean female figures, small heads- sometimes without faces, and of course- a strong focus on the clothing itself! As you develop your style, you might choose to fully lean into the prototypical fashion illustration style, standing alongside the likes of Gregory Weir-Quiton and Bil Donovan as you master this art form...ORYou could also choose to forge your own path and modify it, adding in other stylistic flourishes to help make it completely unique to you. I'm an illustration teacher and I help my students find and develop their unique styles, and one of the biggest messages that I want to impart on you, is that a strong style is something that feels special and unique to YOU! An artistic style is like a signature. You want your work to be so recognizable that people immediately know it belongs to you. If you're interested in working with me to develop your personal illustration style, hit the button below and I'll send more info along with a sneaky discount code! 😉
• 4.
  Comic Book

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  You value storytelling and humor in art. You enjoy thinking up scenarios, characters, and environments, and want to use your art to take the viewer on a visual journey. You enjoy exploring character emotion and personality in your creative process. This specific style has a lot of sub-styles, and you'll see a lot of variation between the approaches of different Comic Book illustrators. You can go from the art of Chris Ware (pictured above) who's work shows up in publications like The NewYorker, or the classic Marvel-Style Comic book illustrators, but the main through lines are; black outlines, crisp shadows, a strong focus on background scenes, as well as the integration of text and speech bubbles within the compositions. As you develop your style, you might choose to fully lean into the prototypical Comic Book illustration style, standing alongside the likes of John Romita Jr and Dave Gibbons as you master this art form...ORYou could also choose to forge your own path and modify it, adding in other stylistic flourishes to help make it completely unique to you. I'm an illustration teacher and I help my students find and develop their unique styles, and one of the biggest messages that I want to impart on you, is that a strong style is something that feels special and unique to YOU! An artistic style is like a signature. You want your work to be so recognizable that people immediately know it belongs to you. If you're interested in working with me to develop your personal illustration style, hit the button below and I'll send more info along with a sneaky discount code! 😉
• 5.
  Cut-Out

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  Your style is simple, minimal, and abstract, you don't like getting caught up in nitty gritty details and prefer to focus on overall form, composition and color!Whether you're cutting paper, using watercolor, inks, or your favorite graphics software, you think about art and illustration in terms of the mood and vibe they create. This specific style has a lot of sub-styles, and you'll see a lot of variation between the approaches of different cut-out illustrators, but the main through lines are; sharp/ abstract edges, usually no facial features, and overlappying forms.As you develop your style, you might choose to fully lean into the prototypical cut-out style, standing alongside the likes of Anna Kovecses and Renee Gouin as you master this art form...ORYou could also choose to forge your own path and modify it, adding in other stylistic flourishes to help make it completely unique to you. I'm an illustration teacher and I help my students find and develop their unique styles, and one of the biggest messages that I want to impart on you, is that a strong style is something that feels special and unique to YOU! An artistic style is like a signature. You want your work to be so recognizable that people immediately know it belongs to you. If you're interested in working with me to develop your personal illustration style, hit the button below and I'll send more info along with a sneaky discount code! 😉
• 6.
  Vintage Children's Book

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  You're nostalgic and an old soul at heart. You're drawn to the wholesome illustrations and art that you remember enjoying in your childhood. You're a storyteller and want to take people on a visual journey.This specific style has a lot of sub-styles, and you'll see a lot of variation between the approaches of different Vintage Children Book illustrators, but the main through lines are; a sketchy, hand-drawn approach, exaggerated body proportions, large heads, and simplified facial features. As you develop your style, you might choose to fully lean into the prototypical vintage children's book illustration style, standing alongside the likes of Beatrix Potter and Mary Blair as you master this art form...ORYou could also choose to forge your own path and modify it, adding in other stylistic flourishes to help make it completely unique to you. I'm an illustration teacher and I help my students find and develop their unique styles, and one of the biggest messages that I want to impart on you, is that a strong style is something that feels special and unique to YOU! An artistic style is like a signature. You want your work to be so recognizable that people immediately know it belongs to you. If you're interested in working with me to develop your personal illustration style, hit the button below and I'll send more info along with a sneaky discount code! 😉
• 7.
  Art Nouveau

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  You're drawn to old-world class, elegance and glamour, and soft dreamy palettes. You're a perfectionist, have an eye for detail, and you're a big fan of plants and florals. This style is super specific and recognizable, with a few different hallmarks including the ornate framing detail, floral motifs, long flowy dresses and fabrics, as well as bold thick outlines surrounding the main character. As you develop your style, you might choose to fully lean into the prototypical Art Nouveau style, standing alongside the likes of Alphonse Mucha as you master this art form...ORYou could also choose to forge your own path and modify it, adding in other stylistic flourishes to help make it completely unique to you. I'm an illustration teacher and I help my students find and develop their unique styles, and one of the biggest messages that I want to impart on you, is that a strong style is something that feels special and unique to YOU! An artistic style is like a signature. You want your work to be so recognizable that people immediately know it belongs to you. If you're interested in working with me to develop your personal illustration style, hit the button below and I'll send more info along with a sneaky discount code! 😉
• 8.
  Cubism

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  You like your art and illustrations maximalist, loud, chaotic, and laced with hidden meanining. You want people to have to think and reflect when they look at your work. Your art is a reflection of you, and inner life, it is a pure form of expression.This style is super specific and recognizable, with a few different hallmarks including geometric shapes, undefined proportions, non-sensical randomness, and a focus on overall composition. As you develop your style, you might choose to fully lean into the prototypical Cubist style, standing alongside the likes of Pablo Picasso as you master this art form...ORYou could also choose to forge your own path and modify it, adding in other stylistic flourishes to help make it completely unique to you. I'm an illustration teacher and I help my students find and develop their unique styles, and one of the biggest messages that I want to impart on you, is that a strong style is something that feels special and unique to YOU! An artistic style is like a signature. You want your work to be so recognizable that people immediately know it belongs to you. If you're interested in working with me to develop your personal illustration style, hit the button below and I'll send more info along with a sneaky discount code! 😉
• 9.
  Anime/ Manga

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  You value storytelling and action in art. You enjoy thinking up scenarios, characters, and environments, and want to use your art to take the viewer on a visual journey. You enjoy exploring character emotion and personality in your creative process. This style is super specific and recognizable, with a few different hallmarks including; large eyes with dramatic hightlights, large heads, small mouths and pointed chins. As you develop your style, you might choose to fully lean into the prototypical Manga illustration style, standing alongside the likes of Hayao Miyazaki as you master this art form...ORYou could also choose to forge your own path and modify it, adding in other stylistic flourishes to help make it completely unique to you. I'm an illustration teacher and I help my students find and develop their unique styles, and one of the biggest messages that I want to impart on you, is that a strong style is something that feels special and unique to YOU! An artistic style is like a signature. You want your work to be so recognizable that people immediately know it belongs to you. If you're interested in working with me to develop your personal illustration style, hit the button below and I'll send more info along with a sneaky discount code! 😉