Really neat sense of depth that's been established here and I feel like you really maximized the use of your colors. I question the use of dithering in the main tree. Overall I dig it.

AAAAAAA thank you so much I glad you like it! TuT

I love this piece so much because the motivation to make it just came out of nowhere, and I really really like anthro bunnies, and the whole thing just came together and it feels really nice overall. This is the second compliment I got on the colors too, I must be doing something right!

The melty mouth is kind of a visual shorthand I copped that's used in the manga art style, I really like it: https://funnypictures1.fjcdn.com/pictures/Hawt_5b17e0_5838657.jpg

I'm glad you appreciate what I was going for with the tongue, some people think it looks a little freaky and I get where they're coming from, but I was worried I went a little too far.

This is super cute.

Great pose, and I love the shading on the cape's gilding. I don't think you pulled off the fur shading, unfortunately, but I really couldn't say how it could be improved.

I'm surprised that the texturing for his skin works as well as it does, very cool! The smoke from the gun barrel is pretty hard to see I gotta say, though.

Thank you! They're more of a meme than representative of any kind of canon.

These are characters made up by multiple users in the Fire Emblem on Forums (FEF) community, so the concept itself doesn't belong to me, but I'm the first one to draw them so these designs are original and were worked out between me and the client, who is a member of the FEF community.

FEF is a pen and paper RPG based on an existing series (Fire Emblem), so they're only canon within the community, and even then they're not represented in the game manual, hence being relegated to meme status, but some characters in the campaigns have "worshipped" these gods so they have a tenuous link to canon.

Do you have any pictures of the business cards? I'd love to see what they look like!

I see you Tyrion. You know I got you fam.

Yeah the hands were one of the last things I did and by that time I had spent several hours on it, so they're pretty tough to read.

I'm so glad you like the expression! It was the whole reason I did this piece.

Thanks for the constructive criticism, you have no idea how much I appreciate it... Ran into a lot of negativity with my posts on reddit and I've never had to deal with that before so it's nice to just have some positive comments. c:

The perspective on the axe is my favorite part about this one.

Heh, yeah. The uncensored version makes a tiny bit more sense.

Consistent, clear, and efficient. Great work.

The minimal shading is inspiring. I want to do something in this style. I always find myself making too many shades of one color.

I think this would benefit a lot from a reduction in colors. The color transitions are very jarring and pillowey.

That is really damn cool.

I agree about the sense of depth, it's really amazing. I think the subject really, really needs some lighting to help her stand out from the background though.

Ewwww it's a big bughole!

The preview looks really doofy, too bad about the size limit, but the actual piece is really well done! I like how floppy and organic his movement is.

Oh hey, I think I've seen your art on DeviantArt! I really like these pieces. It's such a humble subject matter, but given a very careful treatment. The chocolate looks delicious.

Thanks gennoveus, that was exactly what I was going for! I don't find drawing backgrounds to be very fun but I guess I can give it another shot. Showing the depth of the water with colors is what I had in mind but I couldn't pull it off, and I didn't want to go with a meaninglessly patterned background like I did with Toulouse.

Thank you for the tips eishiya, you always seem to provide great feedback. I was really struggling with how to AA the long segments on her legs, but maybe I'll be able to fix it with that technique you mentioned.

I like the subtle use of negative space around the skull.

The incomplete lines on the two silhouettes don't really work, I think. They look pretty jaggy.

This is really underrated. Great work!