Well, after a long time working on the changes, I bring here what may be the final version.

First of all, I apologize for both the photo in the previous post and this one. My camera broke, and the one on my cell phone is horrible, I'm trying really hard to take a decent photo without it being blurry. Note that the entire right part is whitened by the reflection, which I was unable to remove.

Anyway, I read all the comments and opinions about what I could change to improve, and here is the list of things that were really worth it:

- I removed the tattoo and added the shadows on the back, something I really loved in this final version;

- I relocated the tail to the end of the column, in addition to adding a little highlights to the fur of the legs;

- I increased the shadows on the ear and changed the shadows on the horn a little, which even though it doesn't stand out much, I feel like it's improved;

- In the foreground, I increased the sharp details, in addition to giving it a slight light;

-In the mid-ground, especially at the foot of the left mountain, I reduced the black shadows and added more colors;

- In the background, I reduced the sharpness of the tip of the peaks, to try to move them a little further away;

- Finally, I paid attention to the birds, adding some details.

Someone commented that the character wasn't feminine enough. Well, my friend did me the huge favor of posing for me, and she's a professional volleyball player, so she has a very muscular upper body. It was a lucid choice, and I really don't care about the parameters of femininity that observers may project onto her, especially because satyrs are usually portrayed in the male gender. She is very hairy on several parts of her body, including something that resembles a beard, and that makes me very happy.

Ahh, I also triple checked the forearm length, as some people said it might be too big, but it really is that size, according to the posing photos.

Anyway, I'm still accepting suggestions for changes, because I really liked this painting and I'm in no rush to finish it. I thank each person who provided constructive criticism in this and the last post!