It’s a great-looking portrait already! I made a few adjustments to enhance facial appeal, though they might not fully align with your specific vision for this character—so feel free to use or adapt them as you see fit. 1. Feature Proportions & Visual Hierarchy I introduced a "big, medium, small" ratio to establish a clearer visual hierarchy: large eyes, a medium mouth, and a small nose. (You can easily swap these ratios around to match your preference.) 1.5. Anatomy & Head Structure Head Volume: I expanded the back of the head slightly to give the hair more volume. Neck & Jawline: I shortened the neck (which is typically about half a head long) and adjusted the jawline. A shorter jawline softens the features and makes the character look more youthful, but if you're aiming for an older look, keep it longer. 2. Shading & Light Behavior Soft Lighting: Soft, diffused light with minimal hard edges is generally the most flattering for female portraits, as it creates a youthful appearance. I softened the harsh shadows along the cheekbone and nose bridge while keeping the form subtle. Forehead Cast Shadow: I added a soft shadow under the hair strands on the forehead to better reflect this lighting scenario. Highlights: I brightened the light in the hair and eyes—eyes especially reflect a lot of direct light when facing the light source. 3. Color & Subsurface Scattering I introduced warmer, reddish tones along the shadow terminator zones. Strong lighting creates subsurface scattering, which gives the skin a more alive look. Hopefully this helps out ^^ | Artwod Feedback