@Keba Si Rota:

@Keba Si Rota, Hi! To answer your question, I didn't go over the bright pink in the previous picture. I was using Fill Layers in CSP to see if my segments were closed well and how they would color with a simple fill command (time saving) Because I cannot wand-select multiple areas at once on my tablet (not sure if that's because I don't have a keyboard to hold Shift/Ctrl or if it's just a CSP thing) I have to create multiple fill layers for each little area. So, to do it quickly, I just use a standard color off the palette the fill layer window gives me and create them all, then go back and change each one to the color I actually want. The main purpose of the original pink fill was so I could see where my sketch (lineart) had holes so I could fix those. I have not yet mastered the single continuous smooth curving line lineart, and still use multiple pen strokes to sketch out my final lineart, so holes happen a lot. This is just a Fill Layer flat-colors draft. Next I will create Vector layers and pen the colors on nice and smooth. Then, I'll make a nice, thick smooth outline layer (lineart), then I'll add shading on a Multiply Layer.