I think everyone has a different parcours when it comes to digital art, so I'm not sure if it'll help you, but I watch a lot of Youtube videos to learn ; and here is my "learning package", classed per themes, and below the artworks I can do today : Everything : Marc Brunet (youtube.com/@YTartschool) has basically a tuto for everything, from render to anatomy, to workflow, to studies, for beginners or more advanced artists. The only ick is that since it's very very ressourceful, you may feel a bit lost on what to search first on his channel Workflow and mindset : Pikat (youtube.com/@pikat) and Oridays (youtube.com/@oridays) Though Pikat makes a lot of tutos, I think she has a very good way on what questions you must ask yourself, etc etc Anatomy, anatomy perspective and anatomy deformation : LinesSensei (youtube.com/@LinesSensei) (I more go on Pinterest for anatomy references, but Linessensei may help you a lot too) Process, composition, and art studies : Kuroshiro (youtube.com/@kurohshiro) ; demiraito (youtube.com/@DemiRaito) ; Deiv Calviz (lol splash artist) (youtube.com/@deivcalviz) ; Hanacue (youtube.com/@hanacue) ; Aleriia V (youtube.com/@aleriia_v) ; Hyanna Natsu (youtube.com/@Hyanna) Background art : JujuArts (youtube.com/@JujuArts/videos) ; Evuu (youtube.com/@evuu) ; Baimnf Arts (youtube.com/@BaimnfArts) Most videos aren't very long, so you can draw while watching one and poof, you'll have your "practice of the day" !