I increased the range and intensity of light because the spray can is catching the light at a further distance. Defining the muscles more clearly can help with the flatness. The light should also touch the knee and more of the foot on the left. Increase the contrast if things feel too flat.
WOW! This is exactly how I wanted it to look. Thanks 1 million for the feedback. I'll definitely take these things into account for future pieces.
I'm pretty happy with how this drawing turned out overall, but there's something about the shading that's bothering me, especially on the torso. When I zoom in, I actually like how the anatomy looks, but when I zoom out, it starts looking pretty flat. I'm not sure if it's a lack of contrast, inconsistent lighting, or just how I've shaded the muscles. I'm mostly happy with the anatomy itself, so I'm more interested in how I could make it feel more three-dimensional through lighting and shading. Any feedback or advice would be appreciated, especially on what I could do differently next time.
