I think I always say the same when I comment on your artwork, but it's what I really think.

I am in love with her blissful expression and all the excitement reflected in her beautiful eyes .
I've always admired your marker skills, the way you manage to blend the colours is smooth and your colour palette goes along with the character's personality nicely.
The lighting effects are fantastic, especially on her face and neck, it really makes her beauty stand out.

On the other hand, maybe you could bear these tips in mind for your next piece?

The clothing on her left arm would look more natural if you had shaded it gradually, there seems to not have a light-shadow gradient and it dicreases the volume feeling on it.

Maybe you could also add some more shading on the bandages and the purple clothing on the bottom of the piece .

And finally, how about making hands a little bigger? Even though there really are small handed woman (Like me) making it a bit bigger could look better ^^.


Just minor changes <3 As I said earlier, I love this, and even though there are tiny mistakes they won't take away the smile drawn in my face when I look at this wonderful artwork.

Keep the good job up!

This is lovely! I rather like the angle she is at, as though she is literally just popping onto the page to say hello. Her eyes are very well drawn- bright, full of life, sparkling and beautiful. The folds depicted in her white shirt are executed nicely, and the tattered pieces of fabric are also a nice touch. I'm curious to know how you managed to blend the colors so well with Prisma Color Markers, as I've heard mixed stories on the difficulty or ease of using them. Either way, you've pulled it off well, here. I think my most favorite part is the nicely blended skin tones as well as her hair. It's shaded to perfection, in my opinion, and the way her jewelery gleams adds 'bling' effect.

My only "complaint", which isn't really a complaint, is that the crown about her head seems too small- not for her head's circumference (except a bit on the either end where it appears that her hair comes out from the crown itself rather than over or under it--but that's just nitpicking ), but just in it's vertical stature (in other words, maybe the points could be just a tad bit taller).

All in all, it's a really magnificent piece!