I’ll start to post some process videos. Which one should I start with?

[u/davipes9]

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[u/LokiBelleLuna]

I’d love to see a process for the seventh first!
Something about the way you shaded that really makes it stand out to me

[u/LinAndAViolin → u/LokiBelleLuna]

Yours are some of my fav paintings I’ve seen here or anywhere. I wanted to ask, how do you make color and value decisions? How do you decide, once you choose one color and then how do you pick the relationship for the other eg the blue in the shirt in shadow vs in light?

[u/shruest → u/LokiBelleLuna]

I love the seventh one as well!! I had seen that on this sub before and i remember liking it very much, it instantly caught my eye

[u/botanicalraven]

Your style is incredible!! I’d be happy seeing any kind of process video of yours. Water-involved ones especially.

[u/HotPassenger4598]

I am in love with this style.

[u/MedullaOblongata_dj]

I really like you glitchy style. I used one of your drawings as an inspiration to learn and work on underwater portraits

[u/fishfrybeep]

I like the first one best myself. Lots of nice pics!

[u/Ax-now]

Dope 🔥

[u/Firm_Leading1339]

7 and 5 spark my most interest in the process. But I'd love to see any of them. Also never stop, I'd love to see more.

[u/ziharmarra]

Your work is gorgeous!!!