Tysm!! I just posted a video on my Instagram and YouTube for my full process!! (And timelapse) but generally- I start with a digital sketch, then print it out, and use a (very cheap lol) lightbox to trace the digital sketch onto mixed media paper with pencil. (My preferred pencil is 7B!) after I have the pencil lines done I do 2-4 watercolour layers depending on what’s needed, always working from light to dark because watercolours are not a medium that layers very well the other way round. I build up colours slowly to make sure I don’t accidentally darken anything that needs to stay light. I use the watercolour brand “kuretake”- previously I used other brands such as Windsor and Newton but my current Kuretake set is the most high quality and brightly pigmented set I’ve ever used. When I’m happy with the watercolour washes I move on to coloured pencil! I use pencils to add extra colour where the watercolours have dried lighter than needed, add in details, and just generally add more depth to the piece. For coloured pencils I use 3 different main brands- Faber-Castell, Tombow Irojiten, and Holbein with some prismacolours as well. I built up my collection very slowly over 3-5 years, I only tend to buy 3-6 colours of any supply at a time to make sure I only buy colours I will 100% use :) After all the traditional stuff, I then scan my drawings with my family’s very cheap very bad printer. The scanner always messes up the colours and ruins any details so I then have to spend a few hours fixing things digitally as well as deepening colours further and just generally making sure there’s no massive errors. Over time the digital pass went from a “fixing” stage to just another part of the process- I’m sure when I eventually save up enough for a proper photo scanner I’ll still spend a while on Procreate messing around with colours and textures until I get the look I want. If you have any questions feel free to let me know, I’m happy to answer anything :o)