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Og Frederic is more of a realistic landscape artist, with a heavy focus on lightning and colors.

He is kind of a jack of all trades though, and has dabbled in all sorts of art throughout the years, he just ended up choosing to specialize in oil painting landscapes. He'd switch to acrylic paint after the Visitor stuff, or even just draw stuff on paper. It's somewhat frustrating, because the technique with acrylic paint is different than the one with oil paint, but he's getting used to it. Weirdly enough, he'd end up creating quite a fair bit of portraits post-vistor, despite...everything.

Facetaker, at first, has a very similar painting style to Frederic. The main difference being that Facetaker uses brighter colors, and tends to prefer painting still life instead of landscapes (especially the sky. He won't ever paint the sky again).

As it gets more comfortable living as himself, it'd experiment a bit more. Try some more abstract stuff, and slowly but surely leave the restrain of realism to try out more things.

Bright would use pastels, and does pieces with lots of light

Most of the time, he'd stick to drawing soft scenes of everyday life, with long strokes of color.

But sometimes, he lets his "selfish" emotions out. (His vent art is some of the most gut wrenching thing you'll ever see.)

Shadow Fred does charcoal painting, making great uses of shadows in his art

He has two main types of piece, semi-realistic portraits of cursed individuals, which he makes in hope to help them accept their new form and more abstract, symbolic pieces, sometimes with a focus on eyes.

Bitey would paint using ink, whether black or colored.

He wouldn't be aiming for realism but still manages to have a great grasp on anatomy (the best at it out of all of them). He'd paint using bold lines, and paints for himself, using a lot of his art of a way to express whatever he's feeling, through artistic gore, or letting his maws even bite what he's making.

Godhead uses watercolors, and primarily does landscapes. His use of colors and lighting is always excellent, and all his pieces are pleasing to the eye. His pieces are all really big too, some taking up a whole wall He does try out surrealism sometimes. He draws the sky a lot.

Scared draws in a comic book style, one especially inspired by French-Belgian comics (and also...Fabrice. In my hc, he was a comic book artist). He has a strong use of shadows, and would have tons of sketchbooks filled to the brim with unfinished sketches. He does write a bit too, to vent his feelings, whether it's story ideas for characters or poems.

Toxic struggled a lot with finding his style. He quickly found out that most of the painting skills he had honed as Frederic seemed to have vanished, which frustrated him immensly. After a while though, he found his path. Now, he does sketches clothing design, and he's really good at it. Though it's the only thing he can draw (imagine the following illustrations but the people drawn are just stick figures while the clothes remain the same).

Wriggly started to draw digitally (he stole Frederic's phone and installed a free drawing program), and found his own style, cartoony, simple, but charming all the same. He draw mostly light-hearted stuff, though he does delves into different things from time to time...He ended up posting his art on social media and ended up with quite the following !

Tumor is a bit different compared to the other Freds, because instead of painting or drawing, he sculpts !

Most often using clay, he'll create abstract, rough structures, vases, or small objects. He may not create big things, but he creates a LOT. He doesn't usually paint, but sometimes, when he gets the urge to do so, he'll use paint to color one of his creations.