ooh, I still wanted to finish this challenge, but it seems that everything will stop there for now. back in the 2020s, I started drawing “draw in the style of your favorite artists” challenge and was able to handle only with four.
I think the concept itself is quite interesting and imitating other people’s styles is an exciting activity in its own way.

hoo, Mizukich inspired me to make the most edgy drawings of the time when I was sick and… I was a teen. bright colors, sharp lines and maximum stylization pleased the eye and filled with the desire to draw something like iridescent-eyeless, maybe even in the literal sense. now I rather admire Mizukich as a person who has achieved some success as an artist. They has a big audience, they’re been remembered since the mesozoic and that’s cool. and the style has only gotten better, in my opinion, multiplying everything that was cool before. although some things are still not clear to me in they current artwork, the bright picture still catches the eye. especially if there is blood on it.

Mizukich’s style was given to me, albeit in a peculiar way. at each stage there were both easy parts and difficult ones. I have turned to speedpaints and drawings of different ages many times, taking in a lot of tips. the difficulty was that Mizukich doesn’t draw furries at all. so I had to improvise. and, it seems to me, I quite managed to catch this wild style. the whole process of drawing was full of positive emotions and excitement. after all, at a time when I didn’t know many artists and everyone was an incredible creator for me, Mizukich was a sempai for me~ there was a moment when I drew a paperchild for them and sent it by e-mail, because I was embarrassed to write in a personal somehow (or there was no opportunity to write in the group/personally) and … they responded to me with tremendous enthusiasm. at that time, I could not even think that in six years I would be able to repeat the style of the artist who inspired me.