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This is a devious fun I'd like to share! My influence map displays only works from a number of artists whose artistic styles are big influences on my art at the present.

Chakrabhand Posayakrit is the most influential, the most beloved, and the most famous artist among Thai people. His art essentially reflects Thai culture in depth. He's not only a great painter, but also a talented traditional theatrical performer.

Suradej Kaewthamai is a painter reputed in his Romantic art style. He mainly paints dreamlike portraits using pastels as well as other painting media. His art appears frequently on pocket book covers and calendars in Thailand. I am one of his students.

Pornchewin Malipan has introduced me another definition of Thai art. He is noted for his watercolor work that is all about Thai fantasy with sweet color scheme. Moreover, his cover illustration often guarantees a successful sale of that book.

*I went to the same art university as the three artists above.*

Ivan Bilibin is a well-known Russian illustrator. I like the way he used folk art motifs in his illustrations. That encourages me to do the same in mine.

Charles Vess is currently my most influential illustrator. I've never read his comic, but I enjoy looking at his spectacular illustrations all the time, examining every single line that formed each fabulous picture in his art book.

Alfons Mucha, needless to say how much I adore his work! His influence can be seen here and there in my work.

Boris Vallejo and Julie Bell's black and white drawings always captivate my heart. I also like their color works, but they never conquer my heart as much as their drawings do. Their ink works are so inspiring as well!

Fuyumi Souryo is my all time favorite Japanese mangaka (cartoonist). I often read her comic during the past decades and automatically absorbed her art style for a while before I gradually left my comic style behind. Though it reappears sometimes.

Original meme by `fox-orian .

Description
This is a devious fun I'd like to share! My influence map displays only works from a number of artists whose artistic styles are big influences on my art at the present.

Chakrabhand Posayakrit is the most influential, the most beloved, and the most famous artist among Thai people. His art essentially reflects Thai culture in depth. He's not only a great painter, but also a talented traditional theatrical performer.

Suradej Kaewthamai is a painter reputed in his Romantic art style. He mainly paints dreamlike portraits using pastels as well as other painting media. His art appears frequently on pocket book covers and calendars in Thailand. I am one of his students.

Pornchewin Malipan has introduced me another definition of Thai art. He is noted for his watercolor work that is all about Thai fantasy with sweet color scheme. Moreover, his cover illustration often guarantees a successful sale of that book.

*I went to the same art university as the three artists above.*

Ivan Bilibin is a well-known Russian illustrator. I like the way he used folk art motifs in his illustrations. That encourages me to do the same in mine.

Charles Vess is currently my most influential illustrator. I've never read his comic, but I enjoy looking at his spectacular illustrations all the time, examining every single line that formed each fabulous picture in his art book.

Alfons Mucha, needless to say how much I adore his work! His influence can be seen here and there in my work.

Boris Vallejo and Julie Bell's black and white drawings always captivate my heart. I also like their color works, but they never conquer my heart as much as their drawings do. Their ink works are so inspiring as well!

Fuyumi Souryo is my all time favorite Japanese mangaka (cartoonist). I often read her comic during the past decades and automatically absorbed her art style for a while before I gradually left my comic style behind. Though it reappears sometimes.

Original meme by `fox-orian .