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“Hello, I think the main issue is a lack of definition in the forms. Once you have the forms clearly defined, the rest will be easier. Also, moving the view further away will help you better establis”

“Hi! I love your character design. I think it’s worth reviewing the proportions; the body is a bit elongated. Also, try pushing the silhouette a little more—it feels somewhat flat. After that, we can”

“Hello! You have a very interesting character! I think it would be a good idea to push the silhouette and proportions a bit to make it more striking; you could also play with the wind to add more dyna”

“What a lovely character! I’ve included a reference in the image; I think a few adjustments will help make the pose clearer. I’d suggest a more relaxed expression, with the character looking toward t”

“Hello! I recommend finding a good reference; it will really help keep you on the right track. Adding some saturation and contrast would benefit the image. Also, I find that hair is easier to paint i”

“Hello! The best thing you can do to adjust proportions and volumes is to look for a good reference. There are many useful resources for this. Personally, I used "Handy Art Tool," but you could als”

“Painting children is always a tricky subject; it can be daunting to add shadows, fearing they might suddenly end up looking old—but light affects adults and children alike. Don’t be afraid to add con”

“Hello, I love the design of you character! I think the first step is to separate the character from the background so that it reads clearly. Next, add some structure and definition—especially in the”

“I think the design is absolutely adorable! I’d say that exaggerating the pose and proportions a bit more would make it even more interesting. I’ve added a few details—like the mouth and the pon-pon—”

“I hope this helps. Drawing the internal structure—even the parts that aren't visible—is usually very helpful for understanding volumes.”

“I hope this helps; I’ve tried to make it more volumetric and have included the reference so you have it on hand. I used a "handy art tool"—it’s really useful for working with lighting.”

“Here’s a quick sketch. I think it’s important to have a clear foundation for the character; it will make it much easier to dress her without it looking odd. I hope you find this helpful.”

“What beautiful colors. I think it would be a good idea to check the facial proportions and find a good reference for the lighting. I hope this is helpful.”

“What a lovely boy! I think you just need to choose a clear light source and adjust a few proportions, and he’ll look really great. As for the lighting, the "Handy Art Tool" has been a big help to me”

“What a lovely image! I think the drawing could benefit from more defined, high-contrast shadows—and perhaps by playing a bit with the silhouette. If you’re looking for something for the background, ”

“Hi, I think the face you’ve drawn is really lovely. If it feels a bit off to you, making some small adjustments to the proportions and the lighting might help. Having a good reference is always usef”

“I hope this is useful to you. I know you were asking about shading, but I think it would really help to map out the volumes first—that way, it’ll be much easier to paint over them. I hope you like it”