Hey! You already have a solid foundation! At this point, it's mostly a matter of adjusting the shadows a bit. Whenever you're unsure whether your lighting is working correctly, I'd recommend looking at the Asaro Head and studying different lighting examples of it. This will help you understand the planes of the head and, more importantly, how different light sources affect those planes. In your case, if the light is coming from the character's right side at a three-quarter angle, the right eye shouldn't be fully illuminated, since the eye socket would be mostly in shadow. We should also see the cast shadow from the nose, as well as some shadow on the neck caused by the head blocking the light. Once you understand the planes using the Asaro Head as a reference, it becomes much easier to figure out where those shadows should go. That's what I used as a guide when correcting the shadows in your portrait. :) Hope this helps! | Artwod Feedback