Hey! I initially adjusted the clouds assuming the horizon line was positioned near the top of the image because of the lines you drew. Later, I realized those were actually sun rays and not perspective guidelines! But I'll leave the correction as is, since it might still be useful to keep in mind for future pieces. :) As for the tiger... the body feels a bit off. Starting with the head orientation: if the tiger is lying down and we're primarily seeing its back, we wouldn't expect to see the head from such a frontal angle. Instead, we'd likely only see a portion of the side plane of the head. For simplification, you can think of the head as a manipulated box that follows the overall silhouette, and use simple cylinders or spheres to indicate the placement of the eyes. Lightly sketching these simple forms first will give you a solid foundation before adding more details. I also feel that we shouldn't be seeing the entire front left leg—unless the tiger has an unusually long limb. In theory, we would probably only see part of the paw from this angle. Similarly, we shouldn't be seeing the hind legs in their entirety either. I'm not much of an animal artist myself, but thinking in terms of simple forms is a great way to solve perspective problems, regardless of the subject. :) Hope this helps! | Artwod Feedback