How To Draw An Anime-style Dramatic Sky In Procreate

You can draw this in Procreate. During this step-by-step Procreate tutorial, I will guide you through the process of creating these amazing clouds. During this tutorial, we will make use of the smudge tool and of different layer blending modes. I have also added some new brushes to the free treasure chest brush pack, so go to freefromflow.com to get it if you haven't done that already. These brushes are part of my new Flowtastic landscape brush pack. It contains 80 handmade brushes that are perfect to create landscapes. And it even comes with an exclusive tutorial, so if you want to make more landscapes after creating this one, then I would suggest checking that out. Also, don't forget to share your work, of course, once you have reached the end of this tutorial, because I would love to see it. If you are sharing it on Instagram, then tag me in the image, not just in the description, because that way I will be able to find it, just like these Flowtastic results from my friends at Patreon. You probably already know it, but that's the place you need to go if you want to watch even more Procreate tutorials, because I have more than a hundred there. But now let's get started with this one. For this tutorial, we're working on a canvas that is 2300 pixels by 3000 pixels, color profile set to sRGB, and I have linked the color palette in the description. So if you are ready, let's get started. Let's start off by dropping in a color for our background. Let's go to the color palette and grab this color over here, second color in the first row, and let's drag it onto our canvas, and then we'll create a new layer on top of this layer. We'll tap the plus, and then for our color, we will grab this one, second color in the third row, and let's grab the selection tool, the S shape ribbon. Let's set it to rectangle and turn on color fill, and then we will make a selection of the bottom part here up to about here. That will be our ground plane. Then tap the S shape ribbon again, and now let's make a new layer underneath our ground plane. So we'll tap layer one, then we'll tap the plus, and here we are going to create the base shape of our cloud. To do that, we'll go to the brushes, to the treasure chest brush pack, and we will grab one of the new brushes, the jittery tapered, and for the color, we will use this one over here, fourth color in the first row. The opacity of the brush is at 100%, and let's set the size to maybe quite big. Let's set it to 40%, and then let's start here at the top and make rounded shapes, and the top part will be a bit thinner, and cloud will be bigger as we move downward. These big rounded shapes, it's like a big cone shape, and then over here we'll go to the left, make a little bump here, and then here we'll also go to the right and make a bump over here, and just make rounded motions here at the bottom, and this isn't the final shape of our cloud, but it's just, it's a star. I want this to be a little bit bigger, and then at the bottom, let's add some lighter colors. Let's add some of this over there. That's the eighth color in the first row. Let's just drop that in there with these rounded motions, and now let's blur that top area. Let's go to the smudge tool, that's the little finger up here, and in the treasure chest brush pack, grab the standard blender. Now, the opacity of this brush, or the strength of the smudge, is at 50%, and let's set the size at 50% as well, and then let's just go over here with these rounded motions and smudge this area a little bit. It's okay if it still looks messy, just make rounded motions, so you'll have something that looks like this. Now, let's continue working on the shape of our cloud, but just to make sure that we will be able to see our cloud properly, let's lower the opacity of the sky layer a little bit. Let's tap the N and slide to the left. Let's set it to 70% for instance, and then we'll continue working on this layer, and we'll still be using the jittery taper brush, and we'll grab a different color. We'll start with this one over here, second color in the second row, and let's zoom in a little bit. At this point, we are going to make the brush a little bit smaller, 15% for instance, and we are going to continue working on that silhouette here, making smaller rounded shapes here to create an interesting silhouette for our cloud. We'll continue to the right side like this, and over here, I want to add some lighter blue. Let's grab this one. That's the fourth color in the second row, and over here, let's make more of these pretty small rounded shapes, creating that silhouette for our cloud, and then we'll grab that smudge tool again. Let's make the brush a little bit smaller, 35%, and then we'll go over this area and blend these colors a bit. I'm still making these rounded shapes, and over here, we can also add a touch of darker blue, this one, third color in the second row. We can add a little hint here like this, and then again, grab that smudge tool and blend it in with rounded motions, small rounded motions. Now, let's go back to that darker color, second color in the second row, and then over here, we'll make more of these rounded shapes overlapping that light area, and grab the smudge tool, smudge the underside here a little bit, and back to the brush. I'm going to add some shapes over here. I hope you can see it on camera because it's quite dark. Let's make some of these rounded cloud silhouettes. Now, you can use the smudge tool to smudge the edges a little bit, and back to that brush, we'll add a shape over here. It's going over that light area with small rounded shapes, a nice little silhouette, and then let's also grab this color, fourth color in the second row, for a little bit of lighter blue over here. Just make rounded shapes here, and let's also grab the third color in the second row and add some of that over here. These are just colors that we are going to smudge together, so you don't have to worry about the silhouette at this point. Let's also grab a little bit of this. That's the sixth color in the first row. Let's add a little bit of that over here. We'll grab the smudge tool again, that little finger, and over here, we'll smudge the lighter blue with the darker blue. Make the brush a little bit smaller, actually, 20 percent. Just make sure to make these rounded motions. I can get a nice color variety in those clouds. We can mix this a little bit. Just make sure that the outside will keep a nice crisp silhouette. So for these clouds, you want a nice variation of these soft transitions and those crisper edges where you see those silhouettes. Now let's switch to the brush and let's grab this color again, third color in the second row. Now over here, we'll make a silhouette again, a crisper edge over our blended area. Now let's switch back to that lighter color, fourth color in the second row. Let's add a little bit of that over here. Now over here, let's make some wispy shapes. By using this technique, you can gently build up the shapes of your clouds. Add a little bit more here. We can just switch back and forth between the brush and the smudge tool and just keep those silhouettes in there. A combination of smudged, soft areas and silhouettes. Back to the brush and back to that dark blue, third color in the second row. Let's go over here and add some of that blue just with rounded shapes. Then let's switch to this blue, fifth color in the second row for some lighter blue here. Right now we're making a base again. We are going to smudge this for that nice color variety. Let's grab the smudge tool. First, let's grab that dark color, second color in the second row again. I also want to create some darker parts here. Those need to blend with the lighter blue. Something like this first, then let's grab the smudge tool. I'll go along these edges with rounded motions. Smudge this in. To make the brush a little bit bigger again, let's go for 30% to get a softer look. To make it bigger, that edge will become a bit softer. I'm not going over that edge. I'm going up to that edge, but not over it. Back to the brush. We still have that dark color. Let's go over these areas adding more of those crisp silhouettes. Once you have a little silhouette, you can grab the smudge tool again and go over that lower area to create a little gradient. Back to the brush for more silhouettes with these rounded shapes. Then the smudge tool and smudge it in. Let's go back to the brush and back to that third color in the second row for some more silhouettes over here. Back to the smudge tool. Smudge this in. Over here, I would like to add some more pink. Let's grab the brush and then grab this color over here, the eighth color in the first row. Let's go over here and just drop in some of that pink just like this. Grab the smudge tool again and then gently with rounded motions, blend that color in. Let's grab the brush again. We'll grab that blue again, the third color in the second row. Over here, I would like to add a little part of the cloud sticking out, adding some more to the silhouette. Maybe add a little silhouette over here. Just slowly build it on top of each other and grab the smudge tool again and soften this. Grab the brush and again that pink color, eighth color in the first row. Let's add a little bit of that pink on the underside of this cloud. What I really like to do in between these passes and while working on these clouds is using another brush I have added to the treasure chest brush pack. It's over here, the color booster brush. Let's grab that and then you go to a layer, make sure to set it to alpha lock. Tap it, turn on alpha lock. Now you can use the color booster to boost the colors. For instance, we can grab a blue like this one, fifth color in the second row. The opacity is at 100 percent. The size is at, well let's set it to 40. You can go over these areas and boost it with blue. You can also grab a dark blue color like the third color in the second row and go over here to make it slightly darker and bring those dark areas closer together, kind of like blending them this way. Of course, you can also grab the pinkish color, eight color in the first row if you want to add a little bit more warmth. This is really a great way to play with those colors, add more variety to your clouds and really create something interesting. Now let's go back and grab that other brush again, the jittery tapered and continue working on our clouds. Just make sure to turn off alpha lock again so we can work on the outer edges of our clouds. Now for instance, let's grab the third color in the second row again and work on the silhouette here. Let's add a little extra, just make these round motions. Now let's grab the dark color, second color in the second row again to create more of those silhouettes. Let's grab the smudge tool again by the way to smudge this. As we move down, we will make it lighter a cloud so we'll use less of that darkest color and focus more on the lighter blues. I want to blend them in a little bit more over here like they're a bit too crisp. Now let's go and grab a lighter color again. First grab the brush, then grab this color over here, fifth color in the second row and let's add some brighter blue here. Now let's switch to this color, eighth color in the second row for a little bit of a almost like a purplish warm color and let's also grab this one. That's the sixth color in the second row for this area over here and small rounded shapes like this. Now let's grab the smudge tool and again let's blend this nicely together with these rounded motions. Now you can see you get nice new color variations by smudging here and don't try to get a smudge, a blend that is too clean. You want some texture in there, some of these rounded shapes it'll add to that to that cloudy feel. Let's move this downward a little bit, add a little bit of a bluish tone. You can push and pull the colors while smudging them. Now that we are at this point we don't need that very light background anymore so let's let's work on that now. Let's go to the layer menu, tap the N on layer one, set it to 100% again and let's create a gradient here. Let's grab this color over here, first color in the first row and for the brush let's go to the airbrushing brushes and then use the soft brush and the opacity of this brush is at 85% and the size is at 15. Now let's go over the top of our canvas like this and press lightly as we move down so you get a gradient like this and then let's grab the gaussian blur. Let's go to the magic wand then hit gaussian blur and slide to the right and I'll go for something like 47% and then tap the magic wand again. Now here at the bottom we can make it even lighter our gradient. Let's grab this color, third color in the first row and let's set the size of the brush to 20% and let's go over this area here very gently and over here to make it even lighter over there. Now let's go back to our clouds. Let's zoom in a little bit. Let's grab our other brush again. Let's go to the treasure chest brush pack, use the jittery tapered again and for the color let's grab this one, fifth color in the second row and then let's go back to layer three, our cloud layer and then over here I want to add a few of these lighter specks, just a few of these rounded shapes, a little bit of interest. Let's do that over here as well. I want to add a little bit more blue in this area. I feel like it's a very big orange shape so let's add some blue like this and then grab the smudge tool and let's smudge it in just like this. Now let's grab the brush again and grab this color by holding your finger on the screen and just grab a local color and then give this area a crisper edge with these little tiny rounded shapes. Let's grab this color as well, just hold your finger on the screen and a little bit over here. In the meantime while in between these passes you can grab the smudge tool and soften it. Now let's grab the brush again and a darker blue, the third color in the second row to add a nice silhouette here. Again grab the smudge tool, soften this and then let's move on to this area. Let's grab the brush then we'll grab this color over here, fifth color in the first row and at first let's work on that base shape. We already have a big shape but now I want to add more of these smaller shapes creating an interesting silhouette, make it a little bit bigger. Now let's switch to this color, that's the sixth color in the first row and I will add a little bit of this pink like this and then let's smudge that in by grabbing the smudge tool. Let's soften some of these areas a little bit and then we'll move on to the next color, this one, that's the seventh color in the first row and then we'll add a nice little silhouette here. Now let's switch to this color, the eighth color in the first row, let's add that over here we're making layer upon layer of cloud. Grab the smudge tool, soften this area and then let's switch back to this color, the sixth color in the first row and we'll make a lighter silhouette again on top and grab the smudge tool again and blend this area. Round of motions, small round of motions to get that cloud texture and you see how easy it can be to build up these clouds. Let's go back to the brush then back to this color, sixth color in the second row and let's connect these two areas. Let's make a shape like this to this area. Then let's also grab this color again, the eighth color in the second row and let's add a bit more of this color over here and grab the smudge tool. We're slowly working our way down on the top of our cloud to the bottom, continuously moving between the brush and the smudge tool. Let's on this side, let's grab this color again, third color in the second row and let's work on this little silhouette along this lighter area. Let's add some lighter blue underneath that. Let's grab this one, fourth color in the second row. Let's go over here just a little bit then let's grab that other blue as well, fifth color in the second row and just drop in some color and maybe some more of that darker blue, third color in the second row right here. These are just colors that we are going to mix. Let's grab the smudge tool, let's go over here and make rounded motions. Let's make the brush a little bit bigger, 50 percent and make these rounded motions blending in these colors. This is a nice base on which we can work. Let's go back to the brush and grab that third color again, third color in the second row and let's go over here, make some more of these shapes, grabbing the smudge tool and softening the lower part. Back to the brush, let's grab this color over here, a nice brighter blue and let's make a shape here. You can just grab colors from your canvas to keep everything in harmony. Let's grab this color as well and place that over here and grab the smudge tool and soften the lower part. You are doing great so far, you are already at the halfway point. I'm just jumping in here to remind you that these brushes that we're working with are part of my new Flotastic Landscape Brush Pack. It contains 80 amazing handmade brushes that are perfect to create landscapes and during the tutorial that comes with the pack, I will show you exactly how you can use them. So if you enjoy creating landscapes in Procreate, then do be sure to check that out. Now let's continue. Over here, I'd like to add some more of that pinkish orange, this color over here, eight color in the first row. Let's go over here and shapes like this and grab the smudge tool and soften the lower part. Next, let's grab a light color like this one, that's the seventh color in the second row and let's make the brush nice and small, maybe five percent. We are going to add some highlights along some edges of clouds like here, pressing very lightly, adding a light little edge. Let's do the same over here. I'm going to add some more here along that dark blue, perhaps a little bit over here. I can add some of that light here and have some of those silhouettes. Let's also go a little bit lighter. Let's grab this color, that's the 10th color in the first row and let's use that over here for instance. We can just create new silhouettes here with these highlights. Let's go along this cloud, this part of the cloud along these areas. Let's also grab that lighter pinkish color, sixth color in the first row. We can use that over here in some of these areas. We can add some touches of that pink. Let's zoom out a little bit to see the bigger picture. Add some over here. Now let's go for the lighter color again, 10th color in the first row in these lighter areas and some wiggly lines, wiggly shapes. For now I think this looks good. Let's also boost the colors a little bit again. Let's bring them together. Let's go to the layer, tap it and turn on alpha lock and then go back to the color booster. There we have it. Let's grab this color, eighth color in the first row. Let's go over this lower area to warm it up a little bit and then for the other areas let's grab the blue, third color in the second row and let's go over this left area, darken that a little bit. I also want to grab a light blue, third color in the first row for a little bit of a lighter boost over here. Maybe a little bit here as well. I think that looks nice. Then let's move downward again. Let's turn off alpha lock. Then let's go back to that other brush, our jittery tapered and let's grab this color again, eighth color in the first row and let's make some rounded shapes. Let's make the brush big again, 30 percent. Let's make some shapes for the lower area and of course we can grab the smudge tool again and we can make these edges a little bit softer. Go along these edges, giving this a soft look. Maybe blend some parts a little bit even and now let's switch to a lighter color. Let's grab this one over here, ninth color in the first row. Let's add a few touches of that yellow over here. Let's just make these horizontal lines with a varying thickness a little bit over here. Then let's move to this color, 10th color in the first row and let's make some lighter stripes again with varying thickness all the way to the horizon. Let's grab the smudge tool, a little finger and let's make these horizontal strokes to smudge these a little bit to gently blur them. Let's go back to the brush, let's make it a little bit smaller, 15 percent and let's go over again making some more of these little lines. How do I look at my cloud? I feel like maybe it's a little bit like thin. Maybe we can add a little bit more volume and perhaps yours is already nice and thick but I just want to show you a way to adjust this. We can simply use this layer and make sure that alpha lock is not turned on. Then we can go to the magic wand, then to liquify, set it to push with distortion and momentum set to none. Let's make the brush nice and big, maybe 70 percent or 71. Now let's just move this area slightly and just push from the inside outward just to give it a little bit more volume. A liquify tool is really great to gently nudge parts, to gently adjust areas. I think they look better now. Now let's tap the magic wand to get out of here and now we can start working on the landscape here. First let's create a layer on top of our clouds layer so let's tap the plus and for the color let's grab this one over here. First color in the third row and for the brush we will still be using the jittery taper brush and then let's right on top of the horizon create some hill shapes. A little bit higher over here just some random shapes over here as well so you'll just get something like this. Then let's tap this layer and turn on alpha lock and then for the brush let's go to the basic flow brush which is a nice soft brush and for the color let's grab this one. Fourth color in the first row the opacity of the brush is at 100 percent. Let's set the size to 50 and then let's just go over the underside a little bit add a little bit of color variety a slight gradient like this. Next thing we'll do is create a road and to create a road with perspective we are going to use the perspective tool. So let's go to the wrench then to canvas then turn on the drawing guide and tap edit drawing guide. Then here at the bottom tap perspective and then tap here on your horizon and then zoom in a little bit and make sure that your horizon line is on your horizon like this. Then tap done and then to create a road let's make a new layer on top of our layer over here on layer two. Let's tap the plus and tap the new layer and set it to drawing assist so that all our lines will follow our perspective grid. Now for the brush let's grab the fineliner brush and for the color let's grab the second color in the second row. Now the opacity of this brush is at 100 percent and the size is at 10. Let's zoom out a little bit and let's start about here make a line towards the horizon and then another line over here also to the horizon. Now let's drag in the color you might need to adjust your color drop threshold by dragging it to the right if you get a little edge. I had to make sure that our road won't go over the horizon let's tap layer two here tap it then use select turn off color fill here and then use invert. Now let's go to our road layer again tap it and use clear then tap this layer and turn off drawing assist and tap it again and turn on alpha lock. Let's add a little bit of texture here let's go to the brushes and then to the artistic brushes there they are use the hearts brush and for the color let's grab this one fourth color in the third row the opacity of this brush is at 100 percent and the size is at 17 and let's just gently go over here and add a little bit of texture on our road. Next we are going to add some lines to our road let's make a new layer on top of this one by tapping the plus tap that new layer and set it to clipping mask so that whatever we draw here it'll only show up on our road and tap it again and use drawing assist because we want our lines to follow the perspective and for the brush let's go back to the treasure chest brush pack and use the fineliner brush and for the color let's use this one over here second color in the third row let's first make a line in the center like this and another one right next to it and then you need to color it in you can do that by hand or you can drag in the color now let's make another line over here and I use less pressure as I move towards the horizon and another one over here so it fades a bit as it moves towards the horizon now let's mess these lines up a little bit let's tap this layer and then turn on mask to add a mask to this layer and let's also turn off drawing assist we don't need that anymore let's tap the layer mask and go back to that brush that we just used we can actually go to recent here at the top grab the hearts brush again the color is set to black you can double tap here at the bottom to grab your black and now we can go over some of these areas to gently remove some of those parts of those lines now that we have our road let's let's pinch these layers together like this so we have one layer for our road now let's turn off alpha lock and then let's let's twist this road a little bit let's go to the magic wand and to liquefy let's make the brush a little bit smaller perhaps 35 and let's twist that road in some areas so that it's not perfectly straight perhaps there are some bumps don't go over the top make the brush even smaller for some areas in the distance and then to mess it up even more you can also add a layer mask here to the entire layer by tapping the layer using mask grabbing that hearts brush now let's make it nice and small seven percent and you can go along the edge let's make it a bit smaller four percent or three and just in some areas remove a little part until you have something like this now let's work on the grass let's go to this layer then for our brush we will go to the treasure chest brush pack and grab another new brush the simple grass brush then for the color let's stick with this second color in the third row let's go for 10 and the opacity is at 100 and then we'll zoom in a little bit and just go over our horizon add a little bit of this grass to make that horizon look less clean on the other side as well just a little bit then let's grab a different color let's grab this one over here fifth color in the third row let's make the brush a little bit bigger maybe 35 check that's nice we'll go along the road and follow the perspective so we'll create something like this and on the other side as well only to that corner so it's bigger broader near the viewer so you get something like this now switch to this color third color in the third row let's make your brush a little bit smaller 15 and let's add a grass over here just by making these horizontal strokes and it will go over this area a little bit as well and over here horizontal strokes then let's switch to this color fourth color in the third row now let's make the brush a little bit bigger as we move towards the foreground 30 and let's add some more grass patches then let's also grab this color again fifth color in the third row patches here and away in the foreground we can go even darker with this color first color in the second row and we'll make the brush even bigger 60 and add some even darker grass over here next let's add some warmth to this scene we'll just do that by turning on elf lock here and grabbing the color booster brush need to scroll up there we have the color booster brush and let's grab this color over here sixth color in the third row and now let's go over our horizon like this adding that warmth and let's also grab this color ninth color in the first row the yellowish color you can use that for a more orange glow and now let's do the same on our road let's go to our road layer add a new layer on top by tapping the plus and setting that layer to clipping mask so our color will only show up on our road and then we'll set the layer blending mode by tapping the we'll set that to add this is a great way to add light effects now for our brush we will go to let me see the painting brushes and use the jagged brush and for the color we will grab this one sixth color in the third row and the opacity of this brush is at 91 percent and let's set the now let's go over some of these areas and add this nice warm look we can also use this color the ninth color in the first row let's make the brush even smaller let's set it to two percent and add some more light and of course you can switch back and forth between these two colors add some more of that reddish like more of that red here in the foreground add some nice little boost so let's go for something like this now let's add some trees with another brush i have added to the treasure chest let's first create a new layer on top of these let's tap the plus then for the brush we will go back to the treasure chest and then we'll scroll down to the soft scattery bush and for the color let's grab this one second color and the second row opacity of this brush is at 100 and the size is at 40. now let's go in here and by the way let's turn off our grid we don't need that anymore so let's go to the wrench then to canvas and turn off the drawing guide then over here let's create a little bushy shape by making these rounded motions and little dabs something like this then on the other side as well just above the horizon create something similar to this then we'll grab a different brush we'll go back up and use the fineliner brush and i will add the tree trunk let's make lines going down to about here and make a twisted tree shape move upward like this make thinner lines as you move up so you get a shape like this of course if you need to remove any part of this then you just tap and hold the eraser to make it switch to the fineliner make sure that you don't make it too big let's say five percent and then you just carve your tree if you want it to be a little bit thinner you want to reshape it something like this is perfect then grab the brush again and add a trunk here as well yeah a little bit twisted then let's add a little shadow by using that grass brush again go back to the simple grass brush we'll use the same color and make the brush smaller let's set it to 20 let's go over here and add a little bit of a shadow for our tree over here as well start then and then go broader here you can even go for a darker color you can also grab this one first color in the second row and then add a bit of a darker shadow a little bit over here as well so you get something like this now for some more touches on our clouds i want to add some extra clouds let's do that on a layer on top of the other so let's tap the plus let's go back to that other brush we used jittery tapered and for the color let's stick with this one actually the first color in the second row now let's make some diagonal clouds this one is a bit too thick and to press lightly vary the thickness these diagonal wispy clouds over here a little one and then a bigger one here and some over here some are nice and small and some are very long this will add a nice extra layer to our cloud scape and some over here these are a little bit more rounded also a little bit diagonal creating a nice flow a nice movement and make this one a little bit thicker so something like this then let's go to the layer menu tap that layer and turn on alpha lock so we can add some more color variety here for instance i want to grab this color the eighth color in the first row and then go over the underside of these vary the thickness a little bit so there's a light hitting the underside of these little clouds and these just that underside i want to make those a little bit lighter so let's grab this color second color in the second row let's just go over these clouds make them a bit lighter then let's also grab that pinkish color again eighth color in the first row and let's go over this one just a little bit and let's make this one lighter let's just go over this one and this one now let's go even lighter by grabbing this color the seventh color in the second row let's use that for some light underneath this one and a little bit over here i think that looks great now for the final final touch i want to add some more lighting effects let's do that on a layer underneath this one let's tap this one first then tap the plus and tap this layer and set this layer to add we'll change the layer blending mode this is also a great layer blending mode for light effects now we'll still use the jittery tapered and for the color let's grab this one fifth color in the second row let's first go in here and we will add some nice blue light effects let's make the brush a little bit smaller six percent and let's make these wispy little shapes they're also a little bit diagonal and also some dabs and some little taps in here as well along these edges you can also add some more of those light edges on your clouds over here at the top we'll just add some blue let's make the brush even smaller three percent we'll just add some blue sparkles and here at the bottom let's switch to this color eighth color in the first row now let's also add some warmer little sparkles and also some little light edges along these these clouds over here boosting some of those highlights and also adding some little sparklies adding some extra drama to these clouds let's also add some extra light effect here near the horizon we can add some brighter of these well some brighter stripes and now let's switch back to the blue this one over here fifth color in the second row just want to add a few more here and then i'd also like to add a few stray stars right here in that darkest part of our sky because that's where you'll see the stars you won't see them in the light part just a few in between these clouds make it also brighten up that area a little bit we can go and grab the soft brush under airbrushing grab this color ninth color in the first row and with our soft brush we can lighten the horizon just a little bit and there it is i think you did a flotastic job i hope you have enjoyed our time as much as i did be sure to share your results and if you want to turn this into a streak then you might want thanks for watching see you next time