Diverse art styles from "summary" of My Dress-up Darling Official Anime Fanbook by Shin'ichi Fukuda (Manga artist)

Art styles are incredibly diverse and provide amazing ranges of beauty in this world. From abstract, to comic, to realism, art has endless possibilities for expression. Every artist’s brushstroke, line and shade seals the fantastic stories that they create with their artwork.

Supremely detailed traditional Japanese woodblock prints reach high levels of sophistication. Their vivid stories are filled with exquisite shadows and tones that produce rich contrasts and narrative that carries thematic depths which make these works so powerful.

As technology advances, art is no longer limited to physical medias. Computer-generated images such as 3D animated movies and digital paintings open up a brand new realm of creative means for today’s modern age.

Historical art from different epochs often have distinct color palettes used throughout each period. Even though many artistic styles have been lost throughout the ages, lots of techniques had remained consistent while others evolved to match society’s tastes and sensibilities.

Comic book art is an interesting mix between fantasy and reality since it involves capturing movement through illustration. It challenges artists to move beyond linear forms and think creatively about how each impossible moment should be depicted in two dimensions.

Abstract pieces take us out of our reasoning and logical mindsets, allowing us to capture dreamy landscapes and surreal settings afforded by this genre. These intricate illusions bring pleasant surprises to any viewer, making them behold their avant garde essence.

Trash art gives voice to materials otherwise disregarded as trash. With imagination and daring, recycled items become the protagonists of unexpected sculptural worlds. These sculptures invite viewers to look at and appreciate trash, bringing something unique to the art world.