Welcome!

Hello and welcome to the Style Parody Art School, where thread helpers, teachers, and I will be teaching and helping you regarding drawing artstyles of other artists. If I'm teaching you how to draw an artstyle of yours, I will teach you a different artstyle, unless you're a teacher or a thread helper. Have fun and enjoy yourself! If you don't like the artstyle, don't make fun of it.

1st lesson: We'll be drawing Ur_l0cal_weebuwu's (on SU) style. (Waiting for students and teachers)

Hello, I would like to be a teacher! Username: Greenbunny1998 Other: I like the idea and looking forward to teaching with you and thank you so much :D

Hello, I would like to be a student! Username: AnonymousEspeon What would you like to learn?: Well, I'd really like to learn how to refrence better, and that seems to be what this art school is all about :> Anything you're struggling with?: Mostly proportions. Description (optional): not sure what exactly to put here 😅 Other: Thanks for making this art school :]

@Greenbunny1998 You've been accepted as a teacher, thank you! @AnonymousEspeon You've been accepted as a student, thanks! Also yes, Style Parody Art School is all about referencing and copying other's artstyles, as said in the 1st post.

Hello, I would like to be a student! Username: ShootingStarRain What would you like to learn?: Uhh, I suck at everything. I can draw ferals/some anthros somewhere accurately, humans and anthros probably Anything you're struggling with?: I am incapable of drawing humans Other: I take inspiration, and my own art style is basically just a lot of different styles of seen online, plus whatever i was born with, mixed into this childish mashup. So I may take a trait or two and incoporate it into my own style, but I defintely will not just steal said style entirely :D Also I am quite busy, especially lately, so i might be popping on and off

@ShootingStarRain Accepted, thank you so much!

First lesson starts! Ur_l0cal_weebuwu on Sketchers United draws varying body types. It can be broken into circles, ovals, triangles, straight lines, curved lines, and rectangles. Body part lines can also overlap. Whatever you do, don't draw the female chest in the outer side of the body! It should be drawn on the inner side, instead. (I also forgot about this thread)