Hello there! I like the scene! However, the characters' proportions feel a bit off, and they don't quite look like they're sharing the same scene. The necks on both characters are a little too long, which contributes to their unusual look. The male character also has a torso that's a bit long, making his head appear slightly too small in comparison. The female character's arm pose could also be different. Instead of having the spear pointing downward, you could have it resting on the ground. That would help break up the similarity between both poses. Also, keep the horizon line in mind. The perspective on both characters feels a bit inconsistent because there isn't a clearly established horizon line, so their bodies aren't converging toward the same one. I placed the horizon line around knee level. This helps ensure that both figures follow the same perspective, while also reminding you that most of the body is above the horizon line, meaning we should be able to see the underside of the chin. A trick I recently learned for making multiple characters feel like they're standing in the same scene is to align their knees with the horizon line. That way, regardless of whether a character is closer to or farther from the camera, they'll feel grounded in the same environment. I hope this helps!

