I don't think you're repetitive, no. But inflation/large bodied characters are prone to some limitations due to the general concept of the style, do the themes can to some degree be a bit repetitive, but honestly this is true of just about anything.

I guess that is true, with any fetish centered around a certain style of body shape or alteration, there's bound to be noticeable consistencies between all works. and looking just at the general details can cause things to look identical.

Exactly. There's things you can do to vary it up but part of it is a limitation of the fat/inflation genre. You can't really pose those big bodies in certain ways, so it can be repetitive on some degree... but it doesn't mean it HAS to be repetitive. Changing characters, poses, props, other characters, it can go a long way to freshen things up.

But definitely not repetitive. .

alright then, thanks for the response!

I'll definitely look towards doing more in terms of context and the subjects I inflate at least. even if the body shape looks the same at the end. I can do more surrounding it.

That's where props, other people and whatnot come into play. Little things like those can change things up quite a bit!

It's funny you'd mention this because it's something that I've been worrying about lately. As I build up my gallery I'm trying to strike a balance of reptilians/non-reptilians, short/long sequences, and different angles/proportions. Left to my own means I would do nothing but reptiles in 3/4 perspective. DX

I really enjoy your art and I think you're perfect at the body type you love, but you do have a problem with variety. The body/arm/leg proportions of your characters are very similar and it isn't immediately obvious they are different until you look at small details like the face. I also think it would help if you stuck to darker sketches and tried adding flats more often. Color can go a long way towards making pictures stand out!

With that being said, you are an above-average artist in terms of technical skill. You have a good sense of volume and your characters expand in believable ways. Maybe just try deviating from that a bit and being less anatomically rigorous! Look at other artists and absorb how they do inflation.

I wouldn't call you repetitive since you change up angles and characters and such. But you draw inflation, and you have a particular style, so there will always be instances when one pic look something like another.

I don't think that's a bad thing though. I think a lot of people like artists who do very similar things most of the time. Especially if it's a particular theme or fetish that they enjoy. I know that I enjoy watching artists who do inflation exclusively more than someone who draws all sorts of things with a little inflation thrown in the mix.

Well... Yes, but that's mostly because there's only so much you can do with an inflated character's posing and looks. I'd say I try to have at least some amount of variety in poses and shapes and stuff, but I'm not sure if I've really achieved that. You can do many other things with their surroundings to make it more intriguing. Other than that, I don't have a whole lot of specific advice...

I don't think you're repetitive. I thought I was too.

I don't think so, you have a variety of poses, sizes and shapes.

taking a quick look to refresh myself. honestly... 50-50? like, looking most of your stuff really is different, it's not like all the exact same thing but with differen looking charcters.

i did notice a few places where it is like a similar shape/pose, so the charcters do look like it was sort of a same picture, different charcter.

i think that's all i can REALLY say.

When I see it, I kinda see some repetitiveness in the pics. But, I normally see a lot of different characters that you use for inflation. So You have some variety.

Plus, You have done something else other than just inflation.. I has commissioned you several times and wanted a fat styled/weight gain sequence. And when they got massive in fat, they were fat in a cute, obese or whale-like fatness. I liked it a lot and it was quite unique in your art-style. Something that only a few will achieve.

I also remember in wanting you to make even bigger and fatter characters at such a massive size. You had some issues at times, But you also got in a nice practice for both fat an inflation at a much, greater size. So I hope you enjoyed most of the works I commissioned from you as I, have enjoyed all of them.

Anything will look repetitive if you keep drawing it over and over, considering inflation involves round and rounder-yet shapes, but with that said? No... Your stuff is not repetitive at all in my opinion. You do what you want to do, Vos, and don't let any haters get to you.

Seriously, to be told all your stuff only looks like circles is a load of crap. If anything, your inflation shapes have always come off as varied in shape if you ask me.

Mmmm not too much. I found that most inflation art has the pear shape or a sphere shape. Uuse your imagination and you can see circles and pears in... ALL inflation art!

Just focus on your own goals, first and foremost, and only change them if yoou really want to. Maybe there's something else yoou want to work on instead of "variety." What are 3 of your art goals these days?

Fetishes alone are reptitive, the only thing that can be a bit diferent it is the story behind it or the perspective.

So first off, you so stay mostly within inflation, and you have very good consistency in your art style, which means in the broad sense piece to piece your art looks similar. But so what, for a couple of good reasons. First off as others have stated, broadly it looks similar, but within inflation you do have a lot of variety, with subject material shape and situation.

More importantly, let's consider the most influential painter out there, Bob Ross, was incredibly formulaic, to the point that you can look at his wikipedia page and get a spreadsheet of his subject material and how many painting contained it. But you know what, it made him happy, and it made others happy. Sure some people thought he was a hack, but it didn't matter to him, and it shouldn't matter to you.

So I think people do enjoy your art, looking at comments and raw favorite numbers. The bigger question is do you enjoy your art. If you feel it's too repetitive, try some simple coloring; I bet your gallery would look very different. If you feel like your stagnating try a picture outside your comfort zone. The Lufia stuff was a neat idea, as there is a wealth of odd subject material there (good choice of game there), or just try one picture completely different from inflation to see if you like it. It doesn't need to be fat, muscle, macro, or anything similar to inflation, just try something else for a change to see if you like it. No need to post, no need to get any further than you want, but if you are feeling bored by what you are doing, just try playing around for a bit.

I think the short version is, yes. All artists will end up drawing repetitive stuff eventually, its part of doing art. So don't sweat it, just continue to draw what you like.

Hey I look at it like this. You're one of the 'few' inflation artists I actually really like. You make things actually seem fitting for the theme. But also your ideas are quite cute sometimes. But at least you're not suffering from left face syndrome. (Left face syndrome is when an artist tends to draw a character facing to the left all the time)