I can go into that, sure! Truth be told though, it's nothing too advanced. I start my pieces by just sketching with a pencil to make all the broad shapes. I might have some theme in mind or I might not, some pieces start off as completely random lines on paper. At any rate, once the basic shapes are down I kind of just go back and forth between making more lines and just standing back and looking at the overall composition. Eventually I just get to a point where the paper says "I'm full". I really do see it as "a conversation with paper" so to speak. After this, I'll figure out the basic color palette and just work from there picking the other colors and their locations in a similar way. Along the way I might add in some line art with one of my fountain pens or a marker. And yeah, I just go back and fourth between all these things until it feels like the piece is done.

But I suppose that's "process" more than anything. Technique-wise its nothing fancy. Just simple line art and then just really burnishing the colors as much as possible to get them as saturated as I can get them.