[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":16},["ShallowReactive",2],{"article-drawing-styles-guide":3},{"id":4,"slug":5,"title":6,"excerpt":7,"content":8,"category":9,"status":10,"sort_order":11,"featured":12,"views_count":13,"created_at":14,"updated_at":15},"c0ab352f-16c8-4cdf-9585-dc4f6f5b9297","drawing-styles-guide","Drawing styles","Explore the five Speedpaint drawing styles: Detailed Shading, Clean Line Art, Anime, Charcoal Atelier, and Drafting Blueprint.","## Detailed Shading\n\nPencil strokes with visible shading and pressure variation. The most natural-looking option for photos with depth.\n\n- Portraits and faces\n- Pets and wildlife\n- Scenes with dramatic light\n\n## Clean Line Art\n\nClear outlines and little shading. Good when you want something to colour in or reuse.\n\n- Buildings and facades\n- Logos and silhouettes\n- Colouring pages and stencils\n\n## Anime \u002F Manga\n\nStylised lines with expressive features and hatching for tone.\n\n- Character art and cosplay\n- Action poses\n- Comic panels\n\n## Charcoal Atelier\n\nDark, textured strokes with soft gradients and strong contrast.\n\n- High-contrast black and white portraits\n- Still life\n- Moody subjects\n\n## Drafting Blueprint\n\nAn architectural drawing treatment. Dimensions, lettering and geometry are not guaranteed to match the source.\n\n- Vehicles and machinery\n- Plans and blueprints\n- Architecture\n\n[Try styles in Studio](\u002Fdashboard\u002Fstudio)","creating","published",4,true,60,"2026-09-19T12:05:26.14539+00:00","2026-10-04T00:00:00+00:00",1791113876197]