What I think works so seamlessly about the style is; that it can really afford to start out messy and inaccurate. It can all be made up for in the outline, and even that doesn't have to be 100% accurate. If you know your style and what you're doing you can add bits and flare that embrace the mistakes and fit in still. On top of that, when you're smashing it that fast, you have time for extra details. I think if you develop your style with a sense of making your (or the game's) downfalls work for you, it will all feel much easier. Lesson here is, be introspective, know yourself, don't sweat the small stuff.
you just summarized eurostyle pretty much. developed over the last decades, its made to still work out and provide a decent piece even in less then 10 minutes
@@ganggang9508 Tend to disagree. I didn't make a statement on this exact style being particularly revolutionary, more so, the expression it allows, and fast paced nature. I actually wanted to highlight this being applied to ones own style, bringing one's own originality. I think there's a lot to be said about the directions we can push through a platform to see broader techniques. Just learning from this dynamic chaos, to form something with genuine expression.
@@saferugdev8975 Euro you say, I was getting far more Australian style from this (getting hints of Sofles for sure. But also, have you heard this man talk? Ain't a strong accent, but sounds like a laid back dude that maybe grew up Aus, now lives abroad). Obviously done in Europe, but pulls a lot of world inspo for sure
