Hey! I don't see much of a problem with the perspective; I think it looks good overall. :) The main issue I see is with the values and lighting. As others mentioned, the shoulder gets a little lost against the background because they both have a similar value. Also, the lighting on the character doesn't feel entirely believable because it isn't following the same lighting as the rest of the scene. Is the light coming from above, from the side, or from below? What I did was shade most of the character and imagine that the light is filtering through the leaves of the trees, creating a more consistent and interesting lighting setup. This also helps both the smaller characters and the main character stand out more. :) Remember, the entire character doesn't always need to be illuminated. Think about which areas you want to emphasize and use the lighting to guide the viewer's eye toward them. Hope this helps!

