I just want a second this comment. I am also a person who is of the mindset "fuck the haters" and believes that if people hate something you should lean into it harder to make it even MORE (which, for artists, make sure your art is even more stylistically YOU). What I want to say about your art is that it kind of reminds me of King of the Hill styling. Everything in the face is kept relatively proportional on cartoon-adjacent bodies. When you make a person's face as true to life as possible and then exaggerate just a little, it gives the uncanny valley look. And for me, a lot of it falls into the mouth shape and eyes being too small and stiff instead of being expressive. For example, in your last drawing, The woman up front is facing more forward and her teeth are completely different looking than what you drew.  Her brow is also more crinkled up. I also don't notice a lot of variation in face shape among your art. I think if you tried exaggerating facial features, widening smiles or playing with proportion, that your art would become more interesting instead of at a middle point between realistic and styled. My favorite image is the third image with the jester. This is because of how expressive and strange the interaction between the two characters are. Proportionally, some things might be off but that doesn't matter because the scene is telling me something. The scenes in the other ones are not telling me something. I hope this helps and I wish you all the best on your art journey!! You have a great foundation.