My second, greatly improved, Manip!

The only things critiqued are the only things wrong with it. This is in the critiques section. You asked for critique in your one comment up there. What are you looking for, then?

Before I had a tablet I had a mouse,

When my tablet died and before I could replace it I had the touchpad on my laptop

Not everything needs to be done with a computer and or tablet.

The truth is you can take the tutorials look at them and read them use them to modify it so you can adapt to within your limits (program, type of PC or tablet etc, tools to assist) you do not say "I can't"

The two white markings tutorials I gave you were done with a mouse and a laptop. It isn't an "I can't" it's "I'm at a halt how do I adapt"

I learned how to paint with a mouse, with my touchpad. I can paint on my Samsung tablet (similar to your kindle) it can be done but not with "I can't" as an attitude

I tried offering advice, most of my saved tutorials are program and or hardware non specific for a reason.

^ So much what Rhine said.

It's so vital to learn your program, what tools it has and what you can do to manipulate those tools to get the desired effect. The basics, no matter the program are going to be the same.

Strokes, and blending, etc. I think all programs have tools for that, correct me if I'm wrong....okay maybe not MS Paint.

What program are you using? Look for tutorials that are program specific.

I do not use anything except art rage right now. It is limited compared to some programs such as photoshop, but you know what? I make it work the best I can.

Have I used other programs? absolutely. And I do feel limited in some areas, but I do not let that stop me. I try to find work arounds, alternatives, new techniques in many cases.

You do what you can with the tools your given, and the old saying rings true: If there's a will, there's a way.