Hello there! It looks better! The feedback you received previously helped you. There are still a few minor anatomy issues, but I'd like to focus more on the lighting and colour. :) On one hand, you have the context of the scene in mind, meaning the ambient light, and you also have the colour of the main light source in mind. However, the lighting on the character doesn't completely follow the lighting of the scene. The character should be mostly in shadow, since the light source works as a rim light across most of the body. Because of this, the legs, for example, should be more heavily shaded. When shading, avoid using desaturated colours, as this will make the overall colour feel a bit moodier. Instead, think in terms of more magenta or purple tones to add more colour vibrancy to your character's skin. This will help make the colours feel more dynamic. :) On the other hand, you can play around with the colours of the character's energy by adding more bluish tones around it to give it more vibrancy too. :) When painting the rim light, also keep the transition from light to shadow in mind. Hope this helps!