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u might wanna change a few settings on what u used to get these pictures on the computer...if it was a camera, try getting more light so it doesn't look too blurry, or change its shutter speed. if its a scanner. try adjusting the psi, (pixel aspect ratio) and make the settings a bit higher...ok, on art level, its good..but u need to work more on anatomy...some things are off and the proportions need to be fixed...like the legs on the cat....monster rancher ahh good memories....u might also wanna rotate some of ur pics so that they're straight up...it'll make critiquing easier....so yeah, thats my whole spiel....have fun...lol good work though...*applause*

My first suggestion is for you to resize the images. Usually if you have something that people can't see all of on their screen, they won't bother looking at it. The third drawing's not too shabby, though that was about the only one I could identify with, no offense. I'd suggest taking the pictures in the daytime where there's lots of sun; just keep working at it.

sweatdrop yah uh... really sorry about the size being too big. if i had a scanner it would've been just good but i used a cam to take pictures of my sketches. and the light was pretty dim< sorry about that too. btw i'm really eager to start on learning about atatomy, currently i'm already busy with trying to study up on drawing tutorials.