Art Style Library
60 comic art traditions.
Every art style shipped with Inkwell. Pick a tradition — from Franco-Belgian Ligne Claire to modern Webtoon — and generate panels in that lineage.
Ligne Claire
Franco-Belgian, 1930s–now
Ink Noir
American Modern
Manga Shōnen
Japan, 1970s–now
Manga Seinen
Japan, 1980s–now
American Bronze Age
USA, 1970s–80s
Watercolor Graphic Novel
European Modern
Risograph Zine
Indie print
Cel-shaded Modern
Contemporary
Woodcut / Scratchboard
Traditional print
European Bande Dessinée
Franco-Belgian Modern
Sumi-e Brush
East Asian traditional
Retro-futurist
Heavy Metal magazine, 1970s–80s
Golden Age Superhero
USA, 1938–1956
Kirby Silver Age
USA, 1960s
Image 90s
USA, 1990s
Vertigo Moody
USA, 1990s–2000s
Alex Ross Painted
USA, 1990s–now
Sienkiewicz Expressive
USA, 1980s–now
Chris Ware Diagrammatic
USA, 1990s–now
Crumb Underground
USA, 1960s–now
Shōjo Manga
Japan, 1970s–now
Gekiga (Mature Manga)
Japan, 1957–now
Chibi
Japan, modern
Junji Ito Horror
Japan, 1990s–now
Webtoon Vertical
Korea, 2000s–now
Studio-inspired Watercolor Anime
Japan, 1980s–now
Flat Vector
Contemporary
Pixel Art 16-bit
Retro gaming
Isometric Low-Poly
Contemporary
Cyberpunk Neon
Retro-future
Steampunk Engraving
Retro-Victorian
Art Deco Poster
1920s–30s revival
Art Nouveau
1890s–1910s revival
Pulp Paperback Cover
1940s–60s
Storybook Watercolor
Children's book
Blueprint Technical
Concept sketch
EC Horror
USA, 1950s
Moebius / Métal Hurlant
France, 1970s–80s
Manara Line
Italy, 1980s–now
Bilal Painterly
France, 1980s–now
Clowes Indie
USA alt-comix, 1990s–now
Hernandez Bros
USA, Love & Rockets, 1980s–now
Mignola Shadow
USA, 1990s–now
Quitely Smooth
UK/USA, 2000s–now
Modern Watercolor Indie
Contemporary indie
Solo Leveling Manhwa
Korea, 2010s–now
K-Manhwa Romance
Korea, 2010s–now
Josei Manga
Japan, mature women's
Pixel Art 8-bit
NES/Game Boy era
Cel-shaded 3D
Contemporary
Linocut Print
Printmaking
Stained Glass
Gothic revival
Gouache Matte
Mid-century illustration
Chalk Pastel
Illustrative
Crayon Kids
Children's
ASCII / ANSI
Terminal art
Vaporwave Glitch
Retro-net art
Dieselpunk
1930s alt-history
Mid-Century Ad
USA, 1950s–60s
Brutalist Zine
Post-punk, 1980s–now