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Trying to get different parts of the body down, so I studied an eye for a few days and this is what came of it. The eyebrow was kind of slapped on, but I'm really happy with the rest of it.

I haven't been able to update lately because of exams and all that fun stuff, but now that they're over, I'm glad to say I'll probably be posting rather regularly now.

I've been trying to pin anatomy down as of late, and I figured I'd jump right in on hands and get them outta the way. They're far from perfect, but I'm happy with the outcome.

Thanks man, this is definitely the most helpful feedback on my art I've gotten so far. I appreciate it!

As far as construction goes, I usually draw a simple mannequin for my characters, and really just wing it for the background. It seems that it shows more than I'd like it to. So next time I'll definitely try to build up more gradually (and build up to begin with in some places) and use some references.

Entirely right about that canvas thing, I didn't realize how strange it looked flipped like that!

Yeah, I usually make the characters first and then just tack on the background afterwards, which I'm sure is bad practice, and it shows. Alright, so build up the background along with the rest of the picture, and give the background a reason to be there to begin with. Great advice!

Awesome, looks like I'll be doing the impossible, seeing the invisible, that kinda thing. Again, thanks a lot for the time and advice, I'm sure its gonna help!

And here's one I just finished. Some parts of the background are a bit rushed (Namely inside the windows. Ech.) and I feel like I could've pushed the shading a bit more, but I'm still proud of it!

I've been lurking around here on NG for what seems like forever, so why not make an account and get some feedback? I started getting into art about 9 or 10 months ago, but I still want to find ways to improve, so feel free to point out both the good and the bad.

The shading is a bit off in this one (The edge of his nose shouldn't really be that light, among other things).