Hello,
Thank you so much for always sharing your wonderful artworks.
I have been a fan of your work for a long time, and I truly love everything about your art — the colors, the atmosphere, and the emotions you create. I can look at your pieces forever.
I used to draw only once or twice a year, but ever since I discovered your work, I wanted to get closer to your level, even just a little. Because of you, I started drawing every day.
The process videos and materials you have shared are also very helpful. Thank you so much for posting them.
If it is not too much trouble, may I ask about your workflow or any books you find inspiring?
Only if it is comfortable for you — please do not feel pressured to answer.
I will continue to support you always.
(I am using a translation tool, so I apologize if there are any mistakes or impolite expressions.)
Wow this is a very heart-warming message! I'm really cheerful to hear that!
I'm working on my perspective skill and try to have more precise drawing lately so maybe my recommendation is not very beginner-friendly...
anatomy for artists: Drawing form & pose by TomFoxDraws
Struttura Uomo(not sure this one even have English version bc i just bought my native language version)
Any books by Gottfried Bammes（I LOVE his style but seems like not very popular? some of them i cant find english version but i still got them in my native language）
How to draw by Scott Robertson, Thomas Bertling (very good introductory book on accurate perspective drawing)(i think it is entry-level bc it only works on 2 point perspective but let's take it one by one)
Color and Light by James Gurney
Light for Visual Artists by Richard Yot (I think it leans more towards scientific explanation than the former, but it's still worth reading )
Hope this help!:)