Hey there! Nice work on this piece! It's so beauty! :D I think the lighting is already heading in an interesting direction, but there are a few opportunities to push it further and make the image feel more believable and visually impactful. Right now, the main issue is that the light doesn't seem to have a clear hierarchy. The illumination feels fairly even across most of the scene, which makes it difficult for the viewer to immediately understand where the focal point is supposed to be. I would recommend choosing a stronger primary light source and allowing it to affect only selected areas of the image. One thing that could help is increasing the contrast between the lit and shadowed planes. Let larger portions of the scene fall into shadow and reserve your brightest values for the areas you want the viewer to focus on. This will create a stronger sense of depth and atmosphere. I would also consider adding some subtle bounce light or color variation within the shadows. Introducing temperature shifts could make the lighting feel richer and more natural. Think in "warm - cool" relationship. Keep the lit colours warmer and the shadows cooler. Hope this helps!
