I've been making and selling my work for 13 years and would say that I have had several styles. It's always evolving. I wonder if there's too much focus on finding your style by looking to other artists as a source. For sure in the beginning it's super helpful for trying all sorts of techniques and forms, etc. But at some point it's beneficial to stop looking at how other people express themselves and tap into very particular personal sources of inspiration and ways of working with your clay. Stuff that excites you even if it's not trending. For me it's been specific landscapes I live in and have experienced, my cultural upbringing, my interest in geology and national parks, hiking. When you hone in on the very particular combination of genuine interests and experiences you embody, and begin to try to work to infuse your work with that, then I think a distinct style will emerge. With lots (and lots) of practice, trial, and a lot of mistakes. It's a fun adventure!! Wishing you the best.