Is there anything i could add to my style of drawing characters

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>>2682353

IT'S FUCKING BAD.

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>>2682353
Bad line quality, not a particularly distinctive style. If you just wanna do web comics then just keep doing what you're doing and it will eventually get cleaner, but if you want to be an illustrator you're gonna have to try something new and get out of your comfort zone

I got this art style from theodd1sout but the only thing I twisted was less effort and clothes.

>>2682361

That was an excellent reply I do agree my line quality should improve. I think I should use a program more fit for drawing stuff like this.

>>2682353
Needs more chromatic aberration.

I'll try to find a software more fit for drawing things like this and comeback with a new thread with another example of my art style.

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>>2682366

You can't be serious.

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>>2682353
>More detail or features is what I'm looking for but anything else is also accepted.
Then how about more detailed features?

>>2682375

I'd smash!

So I'll draw a full body character of my art style and ya'll judge.

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Here.

So yeah stubbed limbs, big head and all white.

I think the problem is that it's too simple.

I'm not sure what I should use to resemble hands and feet.

Does this kid do it better?:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4gQ9Qv9YRM

Study movement more. Simple characters are great if they move well

>>2682410
I fucking adore beginner trap videos like this.

Lessens the competition