@saritos

Pinte

Hello hello! Very cool brush! As you design figures, you can use the shading effect, although this requires a somewhat stronger construction. We can tell that you are developing a very strong understanding of human forms; all you need is solid structure. In this manner, you can prevent wobbly shapes and create a character that seems more realistic. Since each character has their unique point of view, I would advise foreshortening the character behind. You may go to extreme lengths to give a viewer a more ominous impression. Figure shapes will alter their shape based on perspective so keep that in mind. Always help yourself with a mannequin when you are doing self correction and make sure you flip the canvas horizontally often. Its to gain a fresh perspective, which tricks the brain into identifying errors in proportion, anatomy, and composition that were previously overlooked. Hope it helps! The composition and characters look interesting!