Awesome! I'm thrilled to hear it!
Schoolism is going well, thanks! I'm gonna redo some of the classes now that I've had a chance to catch up with some other stuff. I think the quality of my work, overall, is better, so I'm hoping to apply the knowledge as I go and create some decent portfolio pieces based on (or around) the assignments.
I'm currently doing some private mentorship with Jonathan Hardesty, who's taking me through an atelier type programme based around the Bargue plates. He's also helping me out with my draftsmanship, which is rubbish. Takes me AGES to do a decent piece of work these days. I have to refine and refine and refine because I can't get the idea out quickly/easily enough. The two-pronged approach (attacking very-highly-finished and very-quickly-getting-stuff-down) is proving to be really beneficial.
That said, I'm more distracted than I should be. I have a couple of web-design-hanger-on clients who are taking up far too much of my time at the moment. I schedule time for personal projects, artwork development and fun/portfolio artworking only to have them eat up all of my time. The sooner I can drop the web design stuff and get my own things fully off the ground the better, but that means a period without the web design jobs taking up so much of my time, so I can do actually DO the work that needs to be done! Which means that after the jobs I've got on I need to call it quits and stop accepting the work! XD