Just wanted to say that I've watched through all of them, and it was really fun and helpful to watch! Thank you for making them! Were you holding the webcam with your other hand through all of them? D:

I was holding my camera, yeah. xD;;;; It's a nice, big Kodak that looks like it should take film cartridges but is actually digital. Glad you enjoyed it. :D

Oh gosh, I don't know how you managed to pull through holding such a large and weighted object while painting! XD But I'm glad you did it. If there's one big thing I took from your tutorial is the reinforcement to be fearless with your paintings. It was really great to watch you go "HRMB SOMETHING needs fixing. I will just add some red and see if it works!" and then you just went at it. I've definitely gotten better at being less fearful of harming my work from how I used to be, but I still need a lot of work in that area, and it was a great encouragement to see that applied here.

Not to mention I got a great kick out of your narrations XD

EHEHEH. Here's a tip I have: Take photos of your work. You can compare your progress, show your methods, and if you screw it up you'll still have a copy of it, y'know? Plus, if you like how part of it came out, but you see you need to fix it (like a nice eye that's too far to the side) you can keep the photo and thus still have that nice eye, but you can still fix what you're working on and thus have a better overall piece of work. It's like getting BOTH. C8 .. I don't know, that's a problem I have. xD "BUT I DON'T WANT TO PAINT OVER IT IT'S SO NICE. D8 But if I leave it it'll ruin my painting... :I..."

Haha YES! I know exactly what you mean. I've actually started doing that - taking scans at like certain "checkpoints". Before I started doing that? Dear god I would get nowhere. Thankfully that was years ago now, but yeah, still have a ways to go XD;; Thank you for being so helpful!