@Laurasketches I love it ,very lively and fun to look at

@Jenna-Jenks Thanks Jenna I think every artist can do different styles but support each other and be part of the community Good luck.

@Jenna-Jenks I am not a childrens illustrator either, but I have learned a lot here. I really love your work!

@nadyart Yes definitely!! your work is beautiful

@Kevin-Longueil I did not know this thanks for that information

@TessaW These are all very cool but my eye was drawn to 3A first

@cytheria-keh The Huion Kamvas range is very good ,they have a laminated screen now which is nice and really nice pen pressure.I also have a XP pen 22HD for a few years which I loved but I there seems to be something wrong with the colour which I cant fix so long term I would not recommend it.

@xin-li If this happens to me I push the paper into the feeder and sort of guide it through until it catches. Although I find if you should watercolour on the paper the printer ink runs and it looks awful,i suppose it is ok if you are using dry medium.

@CaroStoltz Hello Amelia I really love your work ! I am going to have to agree with Nyrryl Cadiz comments. I dont think you need to go to study art you there is not much they got teach you and you will be in debt for a long time. Of course it is your personal choice but your standard is so high any of your pieces could go in a portfolio Good luck with what ever you choose.

@chrisaakins Your second study is much improved and the line work is really good. If you have trouble with linework in digital try Lazy Nezumi it will plug into photoshop and Autodesk sketchbook and gives very stable line work or you can do the line work traditionally and then scan it and colour it.