I use a combination of procreate, clip studio and photoshop for post editing.

Female foxes and wolwes, definitely.

3 years ago, almost as soon as I started learning CG art.

Em.... Drawing? It's probably worth finding a non-online course with compulsory attendance and constant contact with the teacher. It is useful for learning the base if you start from scratch and don't know anything. You also need to decide what you want to draw, to understand what to learn in priority. For me, for example, it was sketch, anatomy and rendering, because I immediately bet on NSFW content. True I have problems with stylization because I didn't spend time on design at all, but it's compensated by studying other artists' work. The last thing is to draw permanently in the chosen vector.

A long time ago in my childhood, when my parents sent me to the village for the summer, we hung out with a guy who studied in the USA and returned to Russia for the school vacations. He was the only one in the village who had a game cube, so everyone went to him to play games that were not available on PC and Playstation. That's where I found out about star fox.

As an object to draw or as a character in a narrative?