Grypwolf and AndytheLemon's styles, their obvious differences in overall techniques and subject matter, both utilise smooth, flowing lines to illustrate their characters. Shapes are more clearly defined and sharp cell-shading renders their forms solidly.
Viria and Kalambo work with colour to create simultaneously convincing and intriguing shadows and highlights in a painterly way, employing sketchy, sometimes broken lines to emphasise forms.
Culpeo-Fox works in so many divergent styles that span from sketchy pencil drawings to smooth digital art and even complex filigree-like illustrations that it is impossible to find a particular image which showcases his main focus. However, rustic colour palettes and organic textures do band his works together.
The show Avatar the Last Airbender- a story that is deceptively intense and with lovable characters.
The game Undertale- a sheer masterpiece of intricate characters and multiple story-lines that break the fourth wall so beautifully the gamer has to take a moment to wrap their head around what just happened.
The show Vikings- for its historic accuracy, marvellously showcasing the workmanship of blacksmithing, carpentry and leather-working around a compelling narrative.
The animated show Steven Universe- an elegantly simplistic art style with deep characters and story.
The anime Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood- the one that got me into anime.
The webcomic Off-White- stunning art style combing cell-shading and a painterly style.
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