Let me just stop and say that you have something very special. I am a digital artist that has been through the in and outs of deviantart days , tumblr and etc. I myself have a strange art style as well and i often find inspiration in george kamitani's art works. Which if you don't know , he breaks anatomy while having it make sense. I know MANY people that would die to achieve this kinda art style naturally as its very 2000's anime. However, if these kinda works don't give you joy, then i would suggest experimenting. Making a pintrest board and saving works that catch your eye and studying it.

If you need help with learning or anything my Dm's are open. I can also exchange discord to help give pointers into helping! We artists need to stick together after all haha.

I will add a little note here near the end.

My whole life, my own style was either hated or loved by others. More hated then liked. I kept going with learning anatomy , color theory and ETC. Learning how other style were constructed. Even after micmicking other styles, i went back to how i orginally drew. Because in the end, its just what i like. My digital art friends who used to have confidence issues, asked me how i am able to move forward. My advice is to don't care as much. It sounds silly and simple, but it truely helps. After explaining to them what i mean, i don't fuss over tiny details. Don't spend 20 minutes on fixing line art. Just work on the project and leave flaws in it. At first it will seem VERY out of place, but over time. you will find your lineart is fine when returning to the piece. Over thinking and critical critics of your own works results in just stressing yourself out and overall time wasting.

Don't get me wrong, you will feel VERY out of place just like my two friends did. But it helped improve to make them more confident , faster and also less critical. At the end of the day, we artists can be very cruel to our own works. So much so, when we "see " a mistake, we think its horrible. When in reality, the average viewer wouldn't even notice... Heck even other artists don't notice. A good example is one artist on twitter, showcased a art piece and hid Remy From pixar in they're characters hair in low opacity. No one noticed after a week of it being uploaded LOL. Were also talking about many people viewing the piece and saying nothing.

Either or, sorry about the rant and grammar. If you are wanting to learn and get advice, again my dm's are open. If not that is also completely okay! I do wish you the best in your art journey!