Thank you so much, you are too kind. :)

Thank you lol! Yes, I myself, find that I like to admire the details and think "Did I really do this?" There is a lot of to look at. IN fact I even added some of my old artwork for books I've done, in my masterpiece. My family are the only ones to recognize them because I'm not that well known yet but someday maybe I will be lol
Reading your comment is just great. Definitely makes me smile and laugh (in a good way!) My goal for this what to just to add ever art form that I knew of, though I forgot a couple, and because I do most of the art crafts myself, like wood-burning, sewing,painting, drawing obviously, but I haven't tried wood craving, spray painting or sculpting but I bet it would be fun do to.
As for the tools I used I used a sharpie pen to outline my pencil, crayola colored pencils (the normal everyday kind as well as the ones that can erase), sharpie markers as well as a few everyday crayola markers and a nameless double-sided marker that I just the bomb and I killed half of them doing this and I wish I could fine them again because I've never had marker that were that good before and they were a birthday present. I haven't gotten new markers since I was a kid (beside the birthday gift one which was last year) so I had to improvise a lot of my work considering I had a limited range of colors and some of which were going dead on me because of age. So I blended a few to get new colors. Sharpie markers however, I find, since I haven't used anything else beside the nameless brand, work pretty good and they do blend nicely with the right colors.
In my progress video, I show a close of up of everything has well as for details. Ahhh! I couldn't stop detailing lol I was only to slowly fade to a shadow of a army but the background people got faces to as well as different hair-dos. Check it out if you haven't and if you want to a closer look at what I did.

EDIT:
Hey, I just found out what the name of those unnamed markers I had. They are Leisure Arts Inc Double-Ended Markers. Hope this helps you widen your range of markers.