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Well, I guess you'll be done when you'll be done - the most important thing is to be satisfied with your work!

Now, I know that when I'm struggling with a deadline for a comic or an illustrated novel or something, I tend to draw all of the pannels / illustrations that have lots of things in common at the same time - I first sketch them all, then line them all and finally color them all. If the pages contain a lot of the same characters or backgrounds, it makes sketching, lining and MOSTLY coloring way faster, since I literally color all the canvases at the same time - I apply one color to all, then the next one and so on.

Wow, that's a really good idea O.O 
By making the linearts first, it gives us more time to revise and it won't be too bad since we didn't color them yet! This is important for me since I revise a lot --especially if I found better references! >< 

And yes! I guess I better do the bonus backgrounds first before going to CGs. Backgrounds help a lot in quickening the process!
Thanks a lot for the advice and reminder Konoi QuQ 

And thanks again for coming by & encouraging me, Konoi!
*glomps & hugs

Aww, you're welcome! And glad I could help - it works really well for me, so I hope it'll help you too!