Glad to hear it! :). And let me tell you, everyone gets discouraged from time to time. Doesn't matter what the skill level is. A good peice of advice that's easy to say but hard to follow; don't compare yourself to other artists. Instead, compare your current art to your older art. No matter how good (or popular) an artist gets, there will be a ton of people more skilled, and a ton of people less skilled. I've seen a marked improvement in your art since I started watching you. That's really what's important And don't use this site, your watchers or favorites as a gauge. Frankly this art community is fickle. I've seen artist who I consider amazing who go virtually unnoticed.

It definitely is rewarding to go through your works to see progression. I'ts one of the best things about being an artist.

You're never not going to be drawing for nothing. I come by and see what you've made. I've been off of FA for awhile, I had a busy/nasty few years. But I always remember that drawing you did of Eve. That really stuck out to me.

Thank you. I did it for the artists that had an influence on my style.

Did I miss a trade, or am I not one of those jerks?

Don't get discouraged. Just keep posting. Ya never know when someone will catch you on the front page or through a watcher's favorites.

I'll be sure to keep posting.

There is the spirit. Its really word of mouth or favorites on this site. Ink Bunny mixes up the top favs list, but you can browse artists in their search. So another thing is to use your keywords.