Hi! Thanks for submitting this, love seeing all the different styles! There's a few things that I think I could help you with here. First of all, you have a character in the scene, this is great because that means you have established scale and can match everything to that scale. So I compared the height of the windows/floors of buildings, even the width of the roads, to the character and then I think the window should be a bit higher, the 2nd floor of the building on the right as well, and maybe the roads wider (imagine this character sitting in a car on this road and depending on that car's width, add some to have half of the road's width, etc). Having a character in the scene is great to create consistency in an image. Secondly, try to "dress" the world so it becomes more believable. Maybe a shop window, details of bricks, a shoop sign or materials outside, maybe some bins or firehydrants, street signs,... also road markings, this person is waiting at a light > zebra crossing, the red light only has space for a red "stop" sign, but it should have space for a "go"/walk sign too,... all these little things make it so your world feels more real. Lastly I changed the darker value of the snow to be a bit lighter. This way it feels more part of the snow, rather than the road, and I moved the tree a bit to the right to have avoid having a tangent on the corner of the building. This creates an easier read and improves your sense of depth in the image. Hope it helps, keep it up!! | Artwod Feedback