Not yet, this is just a test I'm doing...Great improvements, even from 1st to 2nd. The 3rd one is definitely the best, with sharper line art and more details, and a more balanced shoulder proportions! Do you have other artworks/character art?
Thanks, I will pay attention to these details you mentioned.Wow, great improvements! Looks really great!
I especially like the shape and coloring of the body in the third one. However, something about the eyes appears to be strange. The direction they are looking maybe? It seems like she squints or looks at something very, very close to her. Idk if this is intended?
Nails could also provide a lot more detail to the hands.
That's just the two things I personally noticed. Keep up the good work!
Thanks! I had not seen your comment before, I apologize for this.Don't abuse blur or airbrush tool, or at least learn how to use them properly.
The shading and lighting are pretty bad, but there are plenty of tutorials on internet to fix those. Try to understand why the shadow or light is there and the actual shape in 3D.
Utilize line weight
if you don't understand how to draw some part of the body (ex: your collarbone and hair), do some research.
some part of the third picture like the left hand and the bang are suspiciously similar to the second picture, never trace from your previous work if you want to improve, or at least find a better artwork to trace with.
Draw more gesture, never stuck doing the same pose over and over again.
Thanks! I also use Clip Studio Paint to draw!I like it a lot, there's a lot of progress since the first version. Ashley the Pirate is an interesting setting too- I am playing it right now.
I'm learning to draw using Clip Studio Paint currently and seeing your progress is encouraging. Keep it up!