studio009 sooo I won't be sticking around (I avoid NTR and sharing like the plague, even if avoidable, just changes the characters personalities when there is a possibility of it, so unless there is something that i absolutely must see.. I ignore), so with me not replying to anything after this comment, it isn't cause of anything serious, I just will have the thread ignored.
Now funnily enough, my comment has nothing to do with the above XD that is just for context of why I go quiet, if you do want to keep talking about art (the actual purpose of this comment), then DM me.
Anyway the art is quite nice, there is no argumen there, what did stick out to me though, is the lack of hard shadows, you have got the subtle shadows down, but not many hard cast type shadows.
A few examples:
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You can't see it too much on MC because of the black, but it is more notice-able on the above. And when I say notice-able, I don't mean people will see and know, it is more they see, and something just feels a little off.
Anyway, basically some more cast shadows would help your art a lot. (and it doesn't have to be a lot, just some, like for the skirt, just a shadow where it isn't in contact with the skin (between the legs, with a triangle-ish shap along it on both or one, depending on the strength of the lighting).
A key with cast shadows though, is that they are darker than form shadows (shadows that come from the form and not a object actively blocking the light).
So when they overlap the cast shadow will tend to be laid on top of the form shadow so the form shadown under the cast shadow should be darker than both, since it is combining shadows.
What helps with that, is having a clear idea in mid of where the light is coming from, so you know how the shadows are being cast.