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jkfhsdkjhfdsk I saw the template and I couldn't resist filling it!

RANDOM FUN FACTS
- The red-dragon girl at 2003 is actually my first CG in the history of ever. It was Neopets inspired, I think.

- I believe one of the reasons I get a lot of comments that my coloring style is different and kind of realistic is because I used to admire an IY fanartist named "Mikaila". She used to blow my mind away with her beautiful & semi-relistic outline-less drawings. In 2004, I learned to color without outlines, which was pretty damn crazy thing to do for a rookie like me XD I don't think I could ever go back to coloring like that, lol;;

Even so, coloring like that set up the foundations and gave me skills to aim for a semi-realistic, slightly more complicated coloring style.

Mikaila will always be my #1 idol. I lerned a lot from her tutorials and from her writings. I owe her my artistic life. I hope that one day I'll be as good as her!

- I've always found cell shading to be kind of boring

- I don't actually have a definite coloring style. I never use the same method, I'm always messing around with brushes properties and variations, with filters and layer styles, blending modes, etc etc. Coming up with a coloring method is part of the fun of coloring!

- Photoshop was my first CG-ing program ever. Maybe that's why I love Photoshop so much and that's why I hated Painter/OC/SAI: I have had this program with me since always. I know it so well I always get the exact results I long for. No other program has been able to give me that.

- Even now, I still use the "Paper sketch + Scan + Color with Photoshop" method.

- I've only owned 2 tablets: A Wacom Graphire 2.0 (Former) and a Wacom Graphire 4.0 (Current). Both measured 6x8.

- Practice makes the master!

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This is so embarrasing! Back then, I started drawing out of curosity and never ever thought illustration would become such an important part of my life.

I'm grateful to all of those persons who have been involved in one way or another in my evolution as an illustrator. People I admire, friends, people who support me, thank you! I've been able to come this far because of you!

I still got a long way to go, but I hope to keep on having fun learning.

Description
jkfhsdkjhfdsk I saw the template and I couldn't resist filling it!

RANDOM FUN FACTS
- The red-dragon girl at 2003 is actually my first CG in the history of ever. It was Neopets inspired, I think.

- I believe one of the reasons I get a lot of comments that my coloring style is different and kind of realistic is because I used to admire an IY fanartist named "Mikaila". She used to blow my mind away with her beautiful & semi-relistic outline-less drawings. In 2004, I learned to color without outlines, which was pretty damn crazy thing to do for a rookie like me XD I don't think I could ever go back to coloring like that, lol;;

Even so, coloring like that set up the foundations and gave me skills to aim for a semi-realistic, slightly more complicated coloring style.

Mikaila will always be my #1 idol. I lerned a lot from her tutorials and from her writings. I owe her my artistic life. I hope that one day I'll be as good as her!

- I've always found cell shading to be kind of boring

- I don't actually have a definite coloring style. I never use the same method, I'm always messing around with brushes properties and variations, with filters and layer styles, blending modes, etc etc. Coming up with a coloring method is part of the fun of coloring!

- Photoshop was my first CG-ing program ever. Maybe that's why I love Photoshop so much and that's why I hated Painter/OC/SAI: I have had this program with me since always. I know it so well I always get the exact results I long for. No other program has been able to give me that.

- Even now, I still use the "Paper sketch + Scan + Color with Photoshop" method.

- I've only owned 2 tablets: A Wacom Graphire 2.0 (Former) and a Wacom Graphire 4.0 (Current). Both measured 6x8.

- Practice makes the master!

------------------

This is so embarrasing! Back then, I started drawing out of curosity and never ever thought illustration would become such an important part of my life.

I'm grateful to all of those persons who have been involved in one way or another in my evolution as an illustrator. People I admire, friends, people who support me, thank you! I've been able to come this far because of you!

I still got a long way to go, but I hope to keep on having fun learning.