I'm not in any way setting standards for any artist. There are different art styles and many styles created by artists themselves and I really appreciate that.

I'm just trying to say that if we try to see things on a smaller level, we can try to dislodge ourselves from our idea of what our subject is when drawing. Instead, we think of it in simple forms. Most artists start with simple shapes like cones, cylinders and cubes to develop whatever idea they have.

It doesn't matter what art style it is, if it's simplified it's easier to construct and convey your idea easily.

I don't know what art schools teach but I know they certainly don't encourage plagiarism.

That's what I think. I have tried simplifying and I can say it works. Because I know I wasn't that good in drawing.

I even see it when I learn other things. I try to simplify them before developing on the simple layers. Especially when I read.

I'm definitely not an expert and this is just what I wanted to share. A great day to you. Thanks again.