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No more questions about the wacom. More questions (and answers!) about the art.

Ok the last one is more worked and very good.

What I'd do, after this stage, is go in and clean up. Try to, from the groups of lines, draw just one that is very representational, and erase all the others. Make it of variable thinkness, suggesting weight and curve. Clean up, do the next bit, repeat etc. Some line cross-hatching as shading isn't bad, but if you have colour, it's usually overkill.

I'd actually shade the fur too, with a soft blue, even if in reality it's pretty much all white. And never work with a white background, it will make everything be too light. Work with a neutra, earthlyl tone with little saturation.

Your biggest business will be to learn to clean up your wacom drawings, I think.