Ah, damn. He looks flat? My bad. I do feel I did a better job with the background's depth, but I see what you mean. Depth and perspective have always been my nemeses.
Thanks for the review, Cope.

It's an art trade; I drew it with the intent to draw my friend's character as I wanted to, and to break in my new tablet. I never once had any intent for it to appear "deep" or "meaningful". I never once said that I had any intent of the sort, so don't act like I was trying to make it look like that.
It goes for the record, as well, that I'm offended that you would call this "senseless". Too many people think that art has to have some sort of hidden meaning to be art, but I feel that art simply has to use imagination to be art. If I'm expressing the moods and ideas of my mind, that should be good enough for people. This has emotion, it has effort, it has imagination, it serves a purpose. It's not "senseless." I can take all kinds of criticism, and I have in the past, but you're defining my art without any idea what you're talking about, and that just upsets me.
Thanks for the comment, anyways. Glad you like the quality of the drawing, if not the subject matter itself.

Thanks, Knoc. The setting doesn't make sense, Pierrot doesn't make sense, so I guess it makes a good fit. I like the way you draw him more, but I felt like I did a decent job with it. He does fit my style, I'll admit that.
"You're welcome...ugh." I hope you really are sincere, but I guess you never really know.
Thanks for dropping a comment on it. Glad you like it.