... and acrylics, is that you can fix things. Japan dryer, and other additives for oils shorten the time you have to wait before you an overpaint. With heavy impasto, you can grow a beard before you can tweak it! 
I've worked in all mediums, but I much prefer watercolor. It's less forgiving, but I like the spontaneity it affords you.
The weather's miserable here today, so maybe I'll putz around some more figuring out how to post images, and show some of my work. I'm 2 years and change shy of 80, so I'm a bit technologically challenged, but my lexicon of profanities is deep, so I'll overcome the frustration eventually. Wish me luck!
And keep working. You've got a distinctive style, and as you refine it with practice, you'll enjoy the satisfaction. It's valuable to study the work of artists you admire; they'll have a lot to teach you.
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