*Blushes* Aww, well, thank you~ x3
A master, though, I wouldn't say, hehe~ Far from. x3 I still feel that I have so much to learn. :3 And if I didn't, it wouldn't be much fun anymore, would it?
I'm a bit lazy with the paint too. Sometimes I have lineart lying about for weeks before I paint it, just because dragging out paint and stuff and cleaning it away again later takes so long. But this shouldn't be a problem anymore, though. I work at a hairdresser's saloon, I help out tidying and cleaning and sorting shampoos and sweeping the floor (and sometimes give my input to customers who are not sure about what they want, but nobody trusts a girl with white and blue hair, lul), yano, and at the saloon they have these stands where they put their tools and stuff. Well, recently they bought some new stands, and were going to throw away the old ones, but I asked if I could have one since I thought I could maybe use it for my drawing tools, and they let me (had to drag it trough the city by myself to get it home though, huhu). It's very handy, and it's got wheels, so I can just push it away when it gets in the way.
Errr, but anyways, what I was going to say is that practising painting with watercolours is really important. It teaches you to plan before you start on something, patience, focusing and to be accurate, since you can't cover up your mistakes. Or, you can, but it's difficult, and most of the time it ends up looking worse than it did in the first place and, er, yeah. I suck at all that (focusing in particular), which is why I keep painting. Hehe! xD