I'm not the most pro but I think I can be of some assistance if you have concerns about your art!

If you don't actually have questions you can post too, I'll just give complements and constructive criticism!

ok ok i need to know

what is your like

brush use yknow

i'm generic and boring as heck so i start the sketch with pencil but like i turn on the setting that makes the darkness depend on how hard you press (not exactly 100% pen pressure but kinda). then I make the sketch layers lighter opacity and line on top with the same brush and brush style so I get the sketchy kinda lineart effect. I've done like flat, clear-cut lineart before but it didn't turn out too well, think I just need some more practice and insight. But anyway afterwards I outline general areas with the pencil, bucket fill, then add in details with different brushes if need be. Usually watercolor, wet watercolor, airbrush. I use airbrush a lot lmao, for shading and stuff too. (I've been trained to draw in soft shading but I like cell shading better lmao and I do it more) Wondering if you have any other ways for me to do this that I could try, or how you use brushes yourself in the drawing process? :D

I use procreate!

This is kinda weird but I use the same brush for sketch 1, sketch 2, lines, flats and shading lol... i have a special blender brush that's separate though.

i adore the 6b pencil, i have tweaked versions with streamline for lines and a bigger one I adjusted for flats/shading!

for quick rendering, i use a non-default blender brush i got for free online... forgot from where but I will post a link if I find it. I usually cell shade if I'm not feeling lazy and use this brush as an eraser to soften it a bit, airbrush probably has a similar effecti also use the default flat brush for painting :)

How do you choose to blend, I use the procreate smudge brush but it's not cutting it and I cant figure out any other way