Art Style Type
This SREF style blends elements of sketch illustration and line art, with clear influences from both Japanese manga and Western comics. It adopts the expressive approach of concept art, capturing form and movement through concise yet powerful lines without excessive rendering, preserving the natural feeling and spontaneous quality of hand-drawn work. The style resembles an artist's creative sketches or initial concept designs, retaining the improvisational nature and expressiveness of the creative process.
Style Characteristics
The main characteristics of this SREF are fluid and confident linework that conveys maximum visual information with minimal strokes. The lines show obvious variations in weight, presenting a hand-drawn quality with deliberate blank spaces in some areas while others feature dense overlapping lines to express details and shadows. The composition is free and open, focusing more on capturing emotion and posture rather than complete representation. This style is impressive because of its rawness and immediacy, allowing viewers to experience the artist's thought process and emotional expression during creation.
Style-Enhancing Prompt Keywords
- Quick Sketch: Emphasizes the fluidity and natural feel of the lines, increasing the dynamism and vitality of the work
- Urban Punk: Incorporates more futuristic and dystopian elements, strengthening the rebellious attitude of characters and world-building
- Hand-Drawn: Maintains the authenticity of original strokes, avoiding excessive digital processing to enhance the warmth and human touch of the art
Recommended Application Scenarios
This style is particularly suitable for concept art design, initial character design drafts, comic storyboards, indie game character design, street culture-themed illustrations, music album covers, and visual design for youth fashion brands. It effectively communicates ideas quickly while maintaining original creative energy, making it especially appropriate for design projects that need to express personality and attitude.
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