/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

I get what OP says. I asked the same weeks ago in one of the Alternative Art/Stylization General threads. (pic related)

>Im looking to learn the "east" europe style of ilustration like Sergey Kolesov, Kacper Swat or Luca Boni (and many others). They seems to rely a lot in basic forms, geometrization, design and moody colours. Is not purely stylization but abstraction too.

>I guess I just had to apply all the terms above, but sometimes I feel I miss something or Im just comparing my works with theirs. Anyway, if somebody knows any resource or practice related with the art mentioned, would be great to know.

>>4900320 seems to be right but also you probably had to experiment and break the rules/get influenced by studying and replicate their pictures until you get your style and be happy about it like >>4898781 said:

>>4898781
>There's literally no other way. You made the collage, so you know exactly who the artists are, so get off your butt and give me six direct copies of Kolesov' pieces, followed by two studies from a photo reference done in the style of Kolesov, as if it was his fingertips holding your pen.

>>4898671
Peleng (Sergey Kolesov) has a great style, he is focused right now in abstracting his work a lot more. He has a interview in his Patreon page for someone interested (and maybe this could help us): https://www.patreon.com/posts/interview-22347432

Im looking to learn the "east" europe style of ilustration like Sergey Kolesov, Kacper Swat or Luca Boni (and many others). They seems to rely a lot in basic forms, geometrization, design and moody colours. Is not purely stylization but abstraction too.

I guess I just had to apply all the terms above, but sometimes I feel I miss something or Im just comparing my works with theirs. Anyway, if somebody knows any resource or practice related with the art mentioned, would be great to know.

Im looking to learn the "east" europe style of ilustration like Sergey Kolesov, Kacper Swat or Luca Boni. They seems to rely a lot in basic forms, geometrization, design and moody colours. Is not purely stylization but abstraction too.

I guess I just had to apply all the terms above, but sometimes I feel I miss something or Im just comparing my works with theirs. Anyway, if somebody knows any resource or practice related with the art mentioned, would be great.