I dont think I have very speciffic prefferences, but I'm trying to develop enough art styles for different things.

For one, I'd like to improve my comic-book artstyle, which is mostly inspired by the ones seen in the 2015 - present Marvel comic books, and reach the point where I'm confident enough in it to actually work on my own comic, even go to comic-cons with it! Thats one of my dreams.

Secondly, I find it quite hard sometimes to draw simple, and I tend to add too much detail at times, which makes the drawing heavy to the eye, so I'm also practicing a more cartoony style, which tends to manifest when im bored and dont want to spend much time on a drawing. So yeah, I'd like too see myself improve it to the point where it is simple, but not to simple, enough to retain some of my energy in it and make it lovable.

Last thing I'd like to see improving is my rendering of more serious pieces of art, like my understanding of shades and light and colors. Even to this day it's something taht changes from drawing to drawing. Had my share of bad drawings, where the shading and highlights were bad or wher i picked a shitty color palette. Hopefully, in the future I'll get ood enough to get rid of the lineart and have a more "painterly" art-style.

How long have you been drawing, and/or what program do you use?

Well, I've been actually drawing from the age of 4 (from what I know). Always had a pen, pencil or crayon in my hand and a paper.

But I've started taking drawing seriously 3 years ago, when I bought my first Wacom tablet (a smol Bamboo Fun). In the past I used to draw in Paint Tool SAI and Photoshop CS6, but now I'm mostly using Clip Studio Paint and a new screen tablet (XP-Pen Artist 10S).