Self taught artist trying to find my way through the world.
Just thought I would share this with everyone that is interested. It's an interview hosted by Bobby Chiu of Schoolism with childrens book illustrator Kim Smith.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFBpFErT9ho&t=101s
There is a lot of great insight into the industry from all of the interviews he has done.
@NessIllustration What kind of setup do you have? Doesn't Photoshop / Windows automatically save temp backups?
@Kevin-Cochran First off, glad to hear you are ready to really take your art seriously, so good luck with that.
To start though I would of course watch the classes here on SVS and see what you can get out of them. Definitely do the Visualizing Drawing in Perspective, and Mastering Perspective classes by Jake Parker.
Outside of SVS, if you want to do a deep dive into perspective I would suggest the YouTube channel "The Drawing Database: Marc Leone NKU". He goes into such depth with everything. There are hours and hours of just perspective rules and demos. It is a seriously underrated resource.
So now that you have some places to start it should be said that you won't get anywhere without loads of thoughtful practice. Make sure you are putting in the time and not trying to find shortcuts, because there aren't any when it comes to learning the fundamentals.
Hope this helps, and again, good luck!!
Here is my contribution.
The heart sign is to know that he is loved, the SVS logo is to know that he has a community supporting him, and the emoji is to remember to smile. 
Hi-res has been uploaded to the dropbox. Can't wait to see all the images that get added!
@andersoncarman These are great! Very nice gestures with each of them.
Huion is a very good alternative to Wacom at a much lower price. Draw with Jazza has multiple reviews of different Huion models on his YouTube channel.
@Braden-Hallett You got it! Bonus (imaginary) points for you!! Lol. But yeah, doing the perspective on that one was kinda challenging. Still not sure its sound in that aspect though.
Figured I would try to catch up to everyone and get started on this class. This is what I have so far. Feel free to make any critiques. I decided to do both an objective and subjective view for exercise #4.
Also, extra points to anyone who can guess what I was going for with #8 on exercise #3. Lol.
@Lee-White @Jake-Parker So I just went to the SVS Store and noticed that the shirts are sold out. Not sure how long it has been like this, but that naturally has me asking the question, will there be more items added to the store at any point?
On another note, if there is, I'm curious to know if there might be opportunities for SVS members to contribute art for more merchandise options?
I like the shadow on the left better. Makes the piece feel more ominous and suspenseful with the darker shadow and higher contrast.