Killing bad habits day#21

Hey there!
I'm proud to announce, that with this Post I've been posting for 3 Weeks now! (Habit established)
Thank you for visiting! It means a lot to me. If this inspires you to practice every day as-well, it would feel even better to me and would put a bit of pressure on me to never miss a day myself.
As you might have noticed the past few days I've been a bit more silent about these posts, which is mostly due to some insecurities and other work that is a constant source of concern to me. (Job acquisition and Paperwork.) But I feel like I've got some major things figured out now so that's a big plus.

As for today's post, the Goblin Priestess is finally nearing her finish. Still have to work on effects and some final polish and Background.
Also I made some gestures/long-pose. Taking a break from them gave me a fresh new eye and perspective on them, maybe.

Thanks again Guys,
Lets keep growing together.

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