Shield of Cthulhu (art by me)

I've been accused of using AI for my artworks on my previous post here, so I want to clarify some things. First of all, I don't use AI. I actually hate it. I've been drawing for 3 years now and I can't put in words how much I despise AI. My dad is a musician which is getting screwed over by AI too. So, naturally, I hate it. But what upsets me more is how human error is used against you and makes you suspicious. If an artwork is too perfect, it's ai, if it has errors, it's ai. You really just can't win against it, unfortunately. Making art has helped me get over some of the hardest moments of my life and I appreciate it so much for it. Being accused of faking it is hurtful. I draw fast, and i make mistakes, sometimes I notice them, sometimes I don't. But I never thought that those mistakes would bring accusations. I'm passionate about it. Probably not as much as some other people are, but enough that I'm in my final year of my art class and close to getting my diploma. I like it, and I like doing it. I don't usually record speedpaints, cause my ipad overheats. I think it has some battery problems, but whatever. I decided to record a timelapse of this one tho. It's only from CSP so it doesn't show the entire process, but shows pretty much all of it. I'll just write here what I did after I exported it to procreate: I cropped the shield and made it a bit wider and a bit longer (which didn't do much honestly), I added saliva using my saliva brush, I added some bloom, I added a noise filter, I liquified some parts of it, I did another small layer of shading and I put my signature. Anyways, here is the timelapse from CSP: https://imgur.com/a/0l0oKKx

Hope you like it and I hope I was able to shed some light on the situation