Your art style is flavored like an ice cream sandwhich ,, chocolatey with a rougher texture,, but very soft as well ? ^^ I think it would be slightly melted ,,, room temperature ice cream sandwhich flavored
There's been a certain meme going around as in "If my art was edible, what would it taste like?", so the game should be self-explanatory enough: Look into the above user's art and imagine what would it taste like if its a food! Make sure to link a site that have the best examples of your works (as in your dA or Instagram, etc) or otherwise the next user will judge based on your "Art" tab.
Rules: (Because, ISTG, yall)
- PLEASE try to expand MORE than just a really simple, low-effort one liner.
DON'T just leave something like "Tastes like candy." "Mac and cheese I guess." and that's it. Without /any/ explanations or description. That's BORING.
Why would it taste like that? Maybe the coloring or the overall technique or composition just made the user's artstyle look savory or bitter, or maybe it reminds you of a specific texture from an existing food? Let's all be creative!! - This should be common sense, but don't be rude or criticize someone's art, as this is not a critique game. If I caught anyone doing this, even if passive-aggressively, you'll get yourself banned from this game. My best advice is don't claim the person if you have nothing nice to say about their art.
- You may post again after 3 posts.
Alternative food-related forum games:
- Guess the Favorite food of the User/OC above you
(Frankly speaking I was reminded of the meme after seeing this game lol so thank you @ OP) - Yum or Yuck [IC]
- What does the above OC have for breakfast!
Alternative artstyle related games:
- Say something nice about above user's art
- Describe the artstyle above!
- What fandom is the above art style/designs?
To start off. first user can start with mine! My artworks can be found in my dA or personal site! You're also free to use my TH art tab~
Probably some sort of obscure cookie or a really obscure ice scream flavor. Like something sweet, but not a basic flavor like chocolate or vanilla
Examples linked in IC :D
Tastes of a bowl of cake batter, but with the sugar not fully stirred in so there's a crunch each time you take a spoonful, one would also taste hints of caramel or chocolate syrup, your tastebuds can't really decide which.
rolled wafers? I think that's what they're called? It's the lineless look + the brown color you use for what I assume is supposed to be black in some of the pieces you have (like your profile pic). It gives that nice choco flavour to my eyes
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I don't have a lot of art sorry :<
i'd say sour gummy worms, a lot of your art has really nice bright colouring, and i especially love your lineless works!
i’m gonna say waffle or pancake… you use a lot of circles and other rounded shapes in your art, and i see you utilize more of a “flat”/cartoon style
You got a very painterly style. You have a lot of flow and waves in you work that I sorted feel like could taste like molten chocolate. A very creamy one. Like white and brown chocolate mixed together. That kinda thing ^^
I see alot of green and light browns, so I'd say a fresh, natural fruity taste mixed in with some earthiness. Something like freshly picked raspberries that lean towards the sweeter side more than tart followed by some peanuts with a hint of orange (fruit and peel)!
I also see bright electric blues for quite a few pieces, which would definitely taste like a sour blue raspberry candy or more specifically blue raspberry Jolly Ranchers!
i feel like itd taste like pandesal and spaghetti. cause the colors in a few of your traditional art are done softly and not too saturated, and the shading in your digital art is blended softly, basically soft like pandesal. spaghetti cause the yellow and red (mainly the artworks of henry) really caught my attention when looking through your art, and i noticed yellow a lot in your art! Plus overall i say those two cause most of your art consists warm colors, even including your traditional uncolored sketches due to the warm lighting