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PS Of course it's superb as always, but you already know it
Glad you liked
I am satisfied.
I myself am trying to get into drawing and plan on purchasing a book to help me teach myself. What mediums did you use to teach yourself? I hope to someday be able to produce gorgeous digital art such as this, years from now.
Learning is a long way. For that reason, I think the most important thing is to be clear, what kind of art you do.
The larger the range of things you want to create, must be the work of documentation, research and development.
You should try to specialize, and follow a path well calculated.
Do not attempt to reach the goal faster.
You develop his own method of work.
No doubt, you must learn, based tutorials, especially as regards the technical side.
This all made up.
Do not try to invent you. Locate information and study it.
Above all, most importantly, be consistent.
Let it rest, when tired, and again, when the forces are renewed.
Your first task should be to raise the large amount of documentation.
And studying, not studying a book, but trying to apply it to their own method of work.
I hope I've helped a bit