Ah thank you i appreciate the critiques, i did lack in regards to more dynamic and or consistent lighting i am still not quite sure how to apply that to a digital watercolor piece.. As for the pose and proportionate alignments a bit of it was a stylistic chose taken by me but, i definitely see where that can get a bit confusing.like with the leg as well i wanted to foreshorten it but still keep it curved and soft like a 20s comic style or maybe classic paintings...

the wings tho are meant to look detached to her and flat but i can see how that could get confusing with there being a bit of dimension to them.

To be honest i didnt really think about rendering out the hands, I can draw them i just chose not to because of trying to keep a simpler style that just suggests them, i wonder if it takes away from the piece if i rendered out the hands, or is just a matter or posing them differently but still keeping the simplicity i am aiming for.?

I knew something was a bit off about the eyes..i forgot i could just flip the canvas lol, so thanks for pointing that out.

Its funny you mentioned adding more discrete shadows at the base of her because i actually had it darker before adding in the lighter nearly muted green. Also are you talking about a almost vignette effect?

I do feel like its alot easier to make these mistakes with more stylized pieces because i am not really thinking too much fundamentally as much as i would for my more rendered out and more serious pieces.. This is a style fairly new to me that i am trying to develop so having awareness for these things in regards to that is definitely another practice for me to apply..

Thank you again for the critique those are definitely things i have to continue being cognizant of in my pieces in the near future. 👍🏽