Well, here I am, against popular demand

Aww, thank you! I’d say one part of my improvement has definitely been studies. When I do studies, I usually tackle one thing at a time, usually something I’ve started noticing I was weak in. For example, just practicing putting down lines of action or focusing on muscles, which helps you improve quickly in that area. But I’ve found that after carrying out a period of studies, another part of my improvement has always been using what I’ve learned to experiment and draw from imagination. It helps you figure out what you’re still lacking after doing studies and it’s a good way to just have fun and not burn yourself out!

I had really basic classes from when I was about 9-11, but I didn’t really take them too seriously. I stopped after that. When I was 14, I finally started getting really interested and since then I’ve been self-taught! I rely a lot on tutorials and anatomy videos such as the ones by Sycra and SinixDesign.