I can only admire how can you show so much on so small area.

Brilliant work, but where's the forest? It's underwater accomodation.

Yeah, that's why this projection was in use by engineers and architects before 3d-modeling became usual - it can be easily drawn on a paper with pencil, eraser and two wooden triangles.

weezllane technically they're poor but they look surprisingly cozy than the horizontal ones.

Thanks for comment, Sergiotron. I tried texture water - it looked awful. I'm not yet so skilled. I only added cntours of 'underwater objects. As we can see here, transparent objects (including water) is issue where the color is probably everything. Also the problem can be that it's the same color as the ground - I tried to do it darker but with no success.

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C: Excellent design, man!

&C: However you can work on the white outline a bit. Also rays starts behind heads or at noses - that's a bit strange.

I mean exaclty it.

You did it! It looks like trees.

Oh, here are some changes. First I tried to fix some shapes and perspective problems then redraw lines and AA, time to time adding some details. I decided to practice with ellipses a bit more then . After all I think this robot had lost his charm /Maybe because his chest is now wider and he looks 'harder'/ Anyway, what do you think?

Impressive for me. However you've got invisible legs and carry invisible plant. Maybe you can tune colors a bit?

Oh thank you, master . Your experience is really helpful. Now I'll try.

Maybe if it's easy for you you can give me some advices. When I do this I try to keep the line width and direction. Now I've got no idea what I should do to make this better.

Oh, may I print it on a sticker?

I reminds me sniff in a coat . Mainly because of head i think.

You forgot about left leg twisted around the knee. I thought it looks like he has eyes, fingers and ears. OK, I was wrong.

 "Don't shoot the piano player; he's doing the best he can"

 Thnk you for useful link, I really didn't understand AA techniques. I'll redo this piece then.

 It will look beautiful in videogames as for me. However nowaday computers allow calculate voxel graphics on the fly. For example, Voxelstein and Voxatron uses this. And as far as i know, Voxelstein uses only CPU to work. So your games (if there is) can be like those two. I think voxels are modern and old-school same time. But it's only your decision what to use.

They have no eyes. 

Also Ben's glasses looks absolutely like no-eyes and zombie looks wearing glasses (and brown coat!)

 Oh, it's made of bread and the wheels are cookies!

 I don't know why, but almost everytime I take red/brown/orange colors it looks much better then when I take green/blue/yellow/pink etc. I think that's because purple shadow appears easier over warm-colored objects. But yellow's warm too and it's my biggest problem to shade it.