I need help finding/creating my drawing style, anybody have any pointers/tips/info? I really want to find my drawing style for animals, as I don't draw people/elves/dwarfs/other human-ish creatures.

the way i found my drawing style was by doodling on my papers during class. most people have more than one drawing style, but might not know it. just try doodling on papers without looking at other peoples art much, an you should eventually find your style.
(not sure if this is true for other people, but i tend to draw better art on my schoolwork than on my sketchbook)
also, seeing somthing and feeling inspired helps. no idea what inspires you, but for me looking at things from different angles helps.
(sorry about being so vague, this just isnt somthing i can be specific about.)

Thanks, I am the same way were I can draw better on my schoolwork than sketch book. Is there anyway to perfect(make it look better) one of your art styles, or it is what it is?

using the style more will proabably make it better. my realistic art style used to be lopsided untill i kept drawig that way for a while. practice helps get you more comfortable with it, and whe you are more comfortable with a style, it tends to be better.

By multiple styles, do you mean (for example) someone's has a chibi style but not realistic, or someone's chibi style is different from their realistic style?

i mean like someones chibi style is different from their realistic. i have 6 main styles; realistic, overlydramatic, toon, skype (i call it this cause its they way i draw when on skype calls/chats), chibi, anime, and round. each is different in its own way, but remotely similar, if that makes sense. (dont really have any examples at the moment, sorry)

It is ok, I see what you mean. But please post examples when you can! And looking at "how to draws" wouldn't be good, or would it he helpful developing my style?

ok. ill make some examples and post them here soon.

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=23257&page=1#7 Author: Wildcat2704 Time Posted: 3/6/2015 at 7:32 PM It is ok, I see what you mean. But please post examples when you can! And looking at "how to draws" wouldn't be good, or would it he helpful developing my style?

Edited with last sentence question. Thanks!~

how to draws are always helpful, especially when drawing somthing youre not good at. they are the way i learned to draw food and humanoids.