Nazul, don't wanna toot my own horn, but here are a few tips for you.
I am sure you have heard that every artist has like a couple of thousand bad drawings in them. So get them out asap.
Take your pad and a pencil or whatever pigment leaving object your prefer, to a place with lots of people. Draw people, but only allow yourself to draw for 5 seconds. Then move onto the next person and so on. Do 50 of those a day (at least) and you'll see wonders. Think of them as an artist's push ups!
Thanks for the comments.
st0lve: Not quite sure what you are refering to here, but there are no Overlay blend modes in this texture.
spine: The master version is much, much larger. I haven't settled on a final resolution yet, and this is a buggy jpg file with lossy compression. But my texturing teacher keeps saying I tend to put too much detail in, that it will be too busy or unsharp for ingame use. So I suppose you got a point there...
And this is a (green :roll: ) wall texture for a non-patient housing room, like a reception area.
[Blocked Image: http://www.marquepierre.com/greenwall.jpg]
First post on such an amazing forum. I feel humbled. 
Anyway, gotta take the plunge.
For a school assignment we are designing, modelling, texturing and setting up a short FPS single player level. Theme is "haunted house", and my interpretation will be in a derelict insane asylum where something has gone terribly wrong. Style is grainy realism.
Anyway, I'll post my textures here as they evolve for good ol' C&C. First up is a set of doors I am working on.
[Blocked Image: http://www.marquepierre.com/doors.jpg]
Like I said, C&C is welcome!
