I use Clip Studio Paint for everything, but I have previous experience with Paint Tool Sai, Photoshop and a smidge of Illustrator.

I love any brush with texture and roughness. Pastels, chalks, gouache, and paint. The more that a brush can feel like real media, the more I'm likely to use it. I won't give out my own personal brushes, here, however.

Sometimes, yes! I would say I use them quite a lot. I find that they can help harmonize the color choices.

Drawing has always been something that brought me a lot of joy, even when I was young. As I got older it grew into something that I wanted to breathe more life into!

I have to shout out "How To Draw More Manga" by Katy Coope. I bought it in 2003 at a book fair and it changed my life. When I started taking art a bit more seriously I focused on colors, lighting, and character design. I spent a lot of time trying to find my artistic style and bouncing around from one thing to another, practicing every day for hours on end.

Almost never! I have limited time and I will focus my efforts on my commissions during that time. If you want a specific drawing done, your best chance is to look at my commission page.

I would say my style is heavily influenced by the ARG "Welcome Home!" I enjoy using bright colors and strong textures in my work.

I'm sorry, but no.

Each piece is varied depending on the complexity and the timeframe that's expected, but generally I try to finish an illustration within the week that I start for the sake of moving onto the next project.

The age old answer for overcoming art block is to test yourself in different creative ways. If I'm having a hard time drawing digitally, I try to do things traditionally with pencils or even clay.

Personally I do enjoy making things in different mediums, but generally my expertise is in digital artwork.