Hello there! I made a few adjustments to the proportions. The back of the head was a little too large compared to the front, and the jaw was an easy fix using the lasso tool—I just moved it up slightly, hehe. On another note, regardless of whether you're aiming for a stylized, semi-realistic, or realistic look, it's important to establish a clear light direction first. Once you've done that, you can paint the shadow shapes based on that lighting. The lighting felt a bit inconsistent to me. The front of the face was well lit, while the neck was in shadow, as if the light were coming from above and the head were casting a shadow onto the neck. So, what I did was establish a clear light direction and adjust the portrait accordingly. That way, the side of the face that's facing the light remains illuminated, while the opposite side stays in shadow—including the hair. Hope this helps! :) | Artwod Feedback