Very nice Drawing, love the color scheme, and your iconic Ruy and Chun-Li from Street Fighters. If you want to improve your forshortening, I would recommand trying to draw a lot of cylinders in perspective in order to understand how you can apply it to arms and legs. You will have an easier time with them if you understand how to articulate those first. You still had a good grasp at the torso in pers. which is very nice (as well as the proportions) and I would work a bit on the gesture of your character. No need to do something to fency when trying to figure out the best pose for your character. Stick figures can easely do the trick as long as you respect you own process. (draw stick figures that you stuff them with 3D forms, than on to the colors and so on) Most of the time when I'm not confident in my drawing, it's because I don't give enough time and love to every steps and I want to jump straight into the fun (drawing with no need of reference point or any support at all). Give yourself time to let sink every aspect of your drawing in by processing every steps. In time you will take shortcuts because you have already practice some aspect to the point it become natural and obvious. Also don't forget to put your Horizon line first. It doesn't look pretty harming but it can screw most of your drawing if you don't understand where your characters are sitting. Here I repositionned the feet of your characters and it already improve most of the poses. (like 70%) I would first try to correct the feet, arms and I'm pretty sure your drawing will be already gain more accuracy. Hope this feedback helped, don't hesitate if you have more questions. | Artwod Feedback