plot twist, those aren't shoulders, and they are a starfish with a head

but this is good art

amazing

Its very well done I love the lime coloring and how the white part is like clothes and some of the hair its very cool and unique wish I was that good

Simplicity is key

You did a really nice job on this. I like how you used a three color arrangement, and the color scheme works well. The style fits well with the character, and it's dramatic shapes and "swooshes". Great proportions and toonness.

10! Kudos

Lime green

Well this was notbad i like it to be honest, its a really light feel as is the color, the backround, has really nothing to the visual view, but as for your main drawing here its very "FRESH" looking probably mostly from the light color, now this can still work with some sorta backround you dont have to go all out with some crazy dark stuff but maybe a darker mint green would sufice on the lime green of the drawing, or even a grey backround but even if you didnt go that way you could alsways go with a scenery or backdrop something along them lines

My improving suggestions would be add some sorta backround even if its a solid color that reflects with the main drawing

~X~

Eve of the Luv.

In the afternoon of April 13th, numerous bystanders could witness the most shocking event of the season: Without previous warning, a white light render people sightless during some seconds, and then things return to normal after that. No physician or astronomist can explain the phenomenon at this moment.
Even more bizarre is that many of the witnesses claim to have seen something before this "whiteout" dimmed, though, their statements are vague and imprecise, just short detail descriptive words like: "green skin", "antennae" or "freckles".
According to their descriptions, our studio artist, Mandie LeScum, has drawn her interpretation of the subject seen. The witness have acknowleged the picture as the subject seen in the "whiteout".

Chorus:
The chances of anything coming from Mars
are a million to one, he said (ahh, ahh)
The chances of anything coooming from Mars
are a million-to-oooone, but stiiill, theeey cooomme...