Hi Hi Great practice! Skin color looks nice and you are on a right path regarding shading. Now,to give you more direction on what to pay attention for next time: First, let us balance the colors. They had some muddy patches and were oversaturated. Use natural hues (warm> orange/yellow or cool> blue tones) while shading your artwork. Next, decide how to shadow map images using the chosen light source. Avoid using excessive saturation since it would be difficult for viewers to see. I recommend using layers to create shadows. Keep one for the core shade and another for the deep shadows where there is no light at all. To create accurate face plains, use 3D Asaro heads with the possibility to set light direction. That will greatly help in learning! Always remember to group shadows according to the big > medium > small concept when putting shadows. Instead of drawing individual hairs, sketch the general contour of the hairstyle, emphasizing how hair flows in big, volumetric shapes or "clumps." Hope it helps!
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