Hey! Love the illustration! I love when ppl make pixel art :D I was about to say that there's nothing wrong... But then I say the ear :p It's too low, it should be placed a bit higher. Remember drawing the Loomis head just to double-check your proportions or to get a solid base before drawing the rest of the features. If you have a chance, I'd highly recommend you to Intro to Drawing, Intro to Portraits, and Intro to Figure roadmaps at Arwod. They will give you a solid drawing foundation. Especially perspective and form manipulation (these two are the most important fundamentals, IMO). Hope this helps!

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This is my first I'm putting this out there, I'm not sure where exactly I want to concentrate on with feedback. I'd prefer more feedback on the fundamentals, like form and perspective, since I'm starting out with those artwod video suggestions as small personal tutorials. I think I need to get rid of the light-pink and substitute it with the midtone greens, but I'm not too worried about colours now. I hope the pixel art scales well without being too blurry.

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Hey! Love the illustration! I love when ppl make pixel art :D I was about to say that there's nothing wrong... But then I say the ear :p It's too low, it should be placed a bit higher. Remember drawing the Loomis head just to double-check your proportions or to get a solid base before drawing the rest of the features. If you have a chance, I'd highly recommend you to Intro to Drawing, Intro to Portraits, and Intro to Figure roadmaps at Arwod. They will give you a solid drawing foundation. Especially perspective and form manipulation (these two are the most important fundamentals, IMO). Hope this helps!

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