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That tutorial was pretty useful, I noticed ho a lot of artists tend to stick to greyscale to get a better aspect of how everything fits in place before using colour and i had a go and liked the results. Also started getting out of the habit of using brushes i find online, I must admit, it feels more rewarding doing so.
Speaking about brushes , it is better if you work with brushes you created.I hope you know the way to create custom brushes.This ease things that you will have an idea that how each brushes works with the painting.
It is all up to you , what method you are comfortable with.Most importantly brushes should be only used for the base and to build up the overall scene.Once you picked up the design refine it in good old ways
can u belive this