Wow, thank you so much. You don't know how much that means to me to get this kind of feedback. I don't currently have any tutorials that document my process...mostly because I don't usually have a specific process as of late. Lately, I've been doing a lot of traditional work with copic pens and markers, which I scan into Photoshop and mess with the "levels" and "brightness/contrast" and "hue/saturation" panels.

As for my digital work, a lot of it is done in a mixture of Photoshop and Flash (I rarely use Illustrator, although it has a lot of nice tools as well). Almost everything I produce starts with a pencil sketch. I usually scan it in and do the linework in Flash with the brush tool or go straight into Photoshop and use the brush tool. I'm very fond of Flash's brush tool as you get these fun, animated, curvy lines. After tracing over the sketch in Flash with linework and filling in the flat colors, I publish it as a PNG file and bring it into Photoshop to add the shading and lighting on different layers to get different effects and/or to be able to add or take away from different layers.

It's a constant learning process for me and I like to try different techniques depending on the art piece. Digital painting has always been a challenge for me, and I hope to continue to explore different techniques and options. If you want a more detailed explanation of a specific piece, don't hesitate to ask. And although I don't have any tutorials yet, there are plenty here on DA...I usually just search through until I find something close to the style I'm interested in working with.

Thank you again for you message, and I'll try to do some breakdowns of my artwork in the near future.

Have a great day!