As always custom critique is appreciated to help further my own growing passion to improve myself.

Now this piece was for a game I was trying to get into the closed beta for.
The only thing I noticed glaringly as a mistake after I had submitted it, was the left leg, the knee bends outwards it appears instead of inwards as it's matching leg... woops.

A picture I did for a friends offline, paper pencil role-play character. Decided to try and play with an awkward angle since I never do profile side views normally, still need heavy practice in the area. The only real issue I had with this one at the end was I didnt' care for the characters face shape, just bothered me, and I forgot to do the gumline for the were wolfs lower jaw in the background.

I tried something different here. Normally I try to just use flat colors with line work and kind of lazy shading, so I wanted to try and go for a "no line" look.
Deffinately wasn't great, but it's a unique piece in my collection that I had fun doing in the fact that it keeps a sense of simplicity.

My character in a popular guild RP I run. This was my first time doing a background. I really wish I had done some heavier shading, and the light source is a bit off, but other than that I'm happy with the way it turned out.

My second actual paid (money) commission and my second time trying to do a background which I almost liked more than the character... alas it doesn't exactly match the same "cleaner" type of art style as the character retains, but for a still image in a non-comicy type format I liked it non the less and the customer was satisfied.

And lastly myself as a zombie, just something I did for fun around halloween for my DA account.
I really should go back and color it some time but meh, working on my 3d modeling for the time being.