Hey! Great job! I really like the dynamic composition! Just a few things that I think could help improve the scene: First of all, the values. The values in the background (mountains) and midground (forest) were very similar to those in the foreground, so the scene lacked depth. Notice that the mountains should have lighter values due to atmospheric perspective; the farther an object is, the lighter it appears compared to objects closer to the camera. For the forest, try to avoid making the shadows too dark, since it’s not that close to the camera either. The foreground, on the other hand, can be pushed darker. Now, regarding composition: I made the forest slightly smaller to add more depth and create more space between it and the foreground character. I moved the flying character slightly to the left and added two more daggers (it felt more interesting than just one, in my opinion). I also added a tree in the foreground to help frame the character and keep the viewer’s eye from leaving the scene. Similarly, the cloud in the background serves the same purpose; it helps keep the eye within the composition, creating a sort of “loop” between the character’s hair and the cloud. Hope this helps!
