Hey there! Nice drawing, bud! The main issue I see is the perspective. It feels like you’re combining a top-down angle with a more eye-level view. This happens because we can see the top of the character- the head and shoulders- but the feet are drawn as if they were facing directly toward the viewer, which gives the impression of a more eye-level camera angle. You can draw a simple square plane to represent the ground and, at the same time, establish the perspective of the character. This will help you avoid having two different camera angles in the same drawing, and it will also help you place the character more convincingly on the ground. It’s not completely necessary to actually draw this plane every time, but even keeping it in mind can help you achieve a more consistent perspective. :) Also, you drew the big toe of the back foot on the outer side. Remember that the big toes are on the inner side of the feet. :) Hope this helps!
Thank you fosco;)

