Novice = You're new to the design scene, basically, and are still new to the tools and everything else.

Moderate = You've learnt most tools, but you possibly stick to one or two styles of art mostly. You have a small understanding of depth, composition etc.

Intermediate = You're by far much more comfortable with the software and tools you use. You have a great understanding of how to do many things when you look at a piece of art. You're starting to try find your own style, but aren't quite there, but you have learnt quite a lot of different styles.

Semi-Pro = You've got a great great understanding of most things; tools and styles. You are now fluent in your own style. You can easily add depth, the correct lighting, colouring, and much more.

Pro = Many people know who you are because you're work is very original, and you have more than one style of your own that you pwn at. You understand everything and when someone asks for help, you tell them to F.O (all Pro's do ).

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Possibly also tell me what type of tutorials and/or PSD's you'd prefer:

• Tags? LP's?
  
• Smudge? Mostly C4D usage? Other?
  
• Abstract (shapes)? Real life people? Vehicles? Anime? Other?
  
• Stocks? Cut-Outs (Aka. Renders)

Stuff like that.
It'd help me greatly when buying tutorials and PSD's for Posting Rights or Full Rights, to share with you all.
My explanations of the 'ranks' - Novice, Moderate etc. - are probably really crappy and slightly wrong, but I think most would know which each rank can do.


Votes AND replies are appreciated.

~ Thankies.