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Tell me if this sounds familiar. You finally finish that sketch that’s been sitting half-done on your desk, or you actually get around to washing your brushes before bed instead of leaving them in the jar, or maybe you hang that painting that’s been leaning against the wall for weeks. You pause for a second, feel a tiny spark of satisfaction, and then… shrug it off like it doesn’t really matter. After all, it’s not a gallery show, or a feature in a magazine, or a massive commission. So it can’t…

Every artist, whether a painter, photographer, or digital creator, eventually hears the same advice: “You need a signature style.” At first, this can sound like both a blessing and a curse. On one hand, a recognizable style makes it easier for people to remember your work. On the other, it can feel like you are being told to lock yourself into one box forever. It’s no wonder so many artists wrestle with this idea Think about some of the world’s most famous artists. Van Gogh’s swirling brushstrokes are unmistakable, and Yayoi…