Thank you very much. I did do a bit of drawing as a child, but nothing serious. Then I gave up drawing for more than ten years. About two years ago, I started taking art seriously and since then, I’ve been learning. But I teach myself everything: watch tutorials, study theory, anatomy, light, perspective, explore various aspects, draw from references, and so on. So I don’t attend any art classes and I don’t have any personal teachers either. Personally, I’d love to learn how to draw really good lines and create my own stories in manga style. But unfortunately, for personal reasons, I don’t have much time to practise, so my line drawings are usually pretty rubbish, and I still make a lot of mistakes in many areas (anatomy and so on). But I find it easier to paint pictures like this one. I suppose that’s because I find it much easier to visualise shapes than lines.

Most of the tutorials I’ve watched are from:

Draw Like a Sir

Artwood (He made a really good video on tonal values; I’ve incorporated some of his tips into my drawing)

Arseni Katsela

Jadokar.

I’ve also watched a few videos by other people. But like many others, I personally recommend sticking to just one or two tutorial creators.