Oh, didn't think of ww2, but is one of my favorite eras in history to study besides anytime in the "medieval" eras. ^^

I agree that it does look off with her "leaning on nothing" (lol) but that's how I drew the pose. I did have a "table" or "box" drawn in for what she was leaning on but I wanted the picture to feature just the character and no props other than the clothes she wears.

Hallow is a werewolf (wolf). My foxes (that I don't draw often) I try to give a different face shape (rounder for artic fox and narrower for most other foxes) and a shorter narrower muzzle and a leaner build.

Hallows tail is up as to simulate a dominant posture and slightly happy. Wolves typically raise their tails to assert dominance but as she is also anthropomorphized, it could also be inferred that she is doing it to not just posture but wave it like a little red flag saying "look at me."

Thank you for your input. It means a lot and I will do my best to give my pictures more life in the future ^^

She's not supposed to be ultra feminine. I'm not. I'm a bulkier build and not a "fit hourglass shape." Does that make me less of a woman? The clothes were meant to be over top the body and just to inform you, most of the time I draw, I draw the clothes over the body that is already placed. The Clothes will always be "placed over" the body as that is what I draw first, then I draw on the clothes so they form around the body. The bottomless part is something that both my boyfriend and I like. The whole "woman with just a top on" is appealing to some (or at least those that can get that kind of intimate experience.)

As for the Islamic crescent on her side, I actually did not know that, that was an Islamic symbol. But I drew it because I like the crescent moon and a the stars. Hallow is a werewolf and though the full moon might have been a better choice, I decided on a crescent moon with a star in it. If you have something against it, I would suggest keeping it to yourself.