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To be honest, I still struggle with getting hard edges in digital painting. I actually used rounded brushes for most of this, and I used selections to definen the edges. The lasso tool is your friend!
The texture comes from some chalky/rocky brushes.
A lot of it is based on what goes on top of what. In retrospect, I should have drawn a more accurate perspective grid, and now at least, I could definitely add in a lot more detail.
You can find some really nice textured brushes here, from Djahal: [link]
I hope that helps! Thanks for the kind words.
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