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Just a few progress shots I took while I worked on this.
I find that various ways painters work, fascinating. They way your mind works can be viewed by how you paint. What approach you use. How messy or controlled and tidy the work on progress is, will give a hit as to how your mind coupes or how comfortable it is in messy situations. I mean, some can't stand the mess, they need each step to follow the next. others like to just splash things on! and sort out the art from the chaos.

Or that's my theory at least
I work diff depending on mood and state of mind. I find I have two distinct settings. One is restless, wild and loud and likes the chaos and mess. It rages and is dramatic!
The other side is calm and clean and ordered. It likes the details and long stretches of unmarked time. It likes clear lines and lists and plans ahead.
Both approaches are mine, but cannot be used on the wrong days.

Not sure if anyone one else thinks like this, or bothers to study how they think in the first place Some people are the just do it variety and not really care how its done.

I work on manga Studio these days. It does not have the cool textures brushed as Photoshop, but works better if you have a weaker computer. Photoshop tends to lag like crazy.

Description
Just a few progress shots I took while I worked on this.
I find that various ways painters work, fascinating. They way your mind works can be viewed by how you paint. What approach you use. How messy or controlled and tidy the work on progress is, will give a hit as to how your mind coupes or how comfortable it is in messy situations. I mean, some can't stand the mess, they need each step to follow the next. others like to just splash things on! and sort out the art from the chaos.

Or that's my theory at least
I work diff depending on mood and state of mind. I find I have two distinct settings. One is restless, wild and loud and likes the chaos and mess. It rages and is dramatic!
The other side is calm and clean and ordered. It likes the details and long stretches of unmarked time. It likes clear lines and lists and plans ahead.
Both approaches are mine, but cannot be used on the wrong days.

Not sure if anyone one else thinks like this, or bothers to study how they think in the first place Some people are the just do it variety and not really care how its done.

I work on manga Studio these days. It does not have the cool textures brushed as Photoshop, but works better if you have a weaker computer. Photoshop tends to lag like crazy.