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So far, most if not all of the drawings I've posted could broadly be categorized under one of these two art styles. They both allow me to ignore precise details (AS1's lines are too thick and AS2's lines are too rough) and thus pump out drawings quicker.
AS1 has a very straightforward drawing process; the lines are thick enough to where a lot of the details are only implied or lost entirely, and the colors/shadows have to do a lot to bring the image together (try to imagine what the neck area in the sample would look like without colors). It's great for animating, or when I just want a clean-looking drawing with minimal effort lol
AS2 is much rougher all-around; generally speaking I don't use a color pallette, I don't try to stay in the lines, and sometimes I don't even use the same brush throughout. My detailing skills are abysmal, but the roughness of this style lets me put rough details in that don't stick out or otherwise ruin the whole drawing. This style lends itself to experimentation and, beyond being messy, doesn't even look that bad?
Occasionally I may branch out and try other styles (namely pixel art), but lately I've switched between artstyles in the interest of what's most convenient for me and it's made indulging in my favorite hobby just a bit easier :>
