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This was very hard, but I think I got the camera at a nice angle so you can see what I am doing well, without me losing too much focus or hitting the camera. I had to paint slow though because my hands were cramping and shaking from painting in a whole new position, but I am sure I will get used to that

Nice Tutorial. It is in the same league as the P3 instruction video. You can push it a bit faster during the rote section of each painting, jsut let it run regular speed at the start of each layer.

how about one on feathering? Simple I know, but getting right eludes me.

Very nice video. I really liked that music lol after working 19 hours straight it was putting me to sleep. I love the feathering on your nids, but I'm not sure if I like the stipes. I think maybe adding afew dots or discoloration near the base of the tail/hip and back of the head right by the carapace will help tie everything together. Right now the bottom looks just too plain with whats going on up top.

Very nice paint though all in all just thought I'd give you something to chew on.