Artist Types

Modern Type
'''Modern type means that you are a modern square artist. Artists of this type usually but don't always use bright colors, have more complex pieces, and have pieces that reference modern issues or concepts. Modern pieces usually are not very grand, making up for that with their vibrancy.'''

Some examples of Modern artists: Jacob, Tori, Kassandra.

Classic Type
'''Classic type means that you are a classic square artist. Artists of this type usually but don't always use dark colors, have grander pieces, and have pieces that reference past issues or concepts. Some of the most important components of a classic piece include being grand and being aesthetically pleasing in some way.'''

Some examples of Classic artists: Cannisberey, Tovai.

Alieonic Type
'''Alieonic type means that you are a jack of all trades. Alieonic artists can execute both Classic and Modern pieces well. Often, they have both Classic and Modern elements in one piece. However, since they don't specialize in one area, they are usually not a master of one.'''

Some examples of Alieonic artists: Bel, Deidre, Jazz.

Abstract Type
'''Abstract type means that you are an abstract square artist. Artists of this type usually but don't always use bold colors, have interesting concepts, and use tons and tons of shapes. They usually do not use stickers, and if they do, they use them in an interesting way.'''

Some examples of Classic artists: Joe.

Cartoony Type
'''Cartoony type means that you are a cartoony square artist. Artists of this type usually but don't always use bright colors, have childish or "cheesy" square arts, and use many stickers. This type is an expansion on the modern type.'''

Some examples of Cartoony artists: Luke.

Dark Type
'''Dark type means that you are a dark square artist. Artists of this type usually but don't always use dark colors, have scary pieces, and have dark concepts. An artist of this type does not need to have scary pieces, they just focus on concepts and have shocking or bold pieces.'''