@saritos

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Hello hello! Very cool scene! I like it! The light's positioning is close; it just has to be slightly rearranged. Because of its size, you can keep it simple even though the light from the bottom would touch your face. Erasing the plane where light would strike and casting the character entirely in shade would be a simple solution for this. This teaches you a new cell shading approach that makes it much simpler to create intriguing light forms on a plane. Fill the entire space and start over if you are not first quite happy. When you have higher levels of confidence, you can return to the method you already used in the image: using the appropriate shape to represent form. Additionally, when you learn to shade, keep things simple. It can be difficult to add ambient light from flames at this point. When doing such composition, make sure you use references of similar scenario.It will greatly help you in learning path! Use layers for each phase to keep things tidy and easy. Keep the backgrounds from the night sky, the figure from the background, and the linework from the colors and shadows. In this way, you can avoid completely redoing the artwork. Hope it helps!