Thank you for the feedback 
Hello Julia!
Just as malcom said we can definitely see the progress. The character seems less stiff, the clothing feels more original and you even gave her hands this time XD
Good luck in your art journey! I'm looking forward to see your progress 
yay she's got hands! 
Thanks a lot! 
thank you!
well the hair is the part i hate doing the most XD it's too complicated haha but ye, thanks 
I am fully immersed into Inktober (and my job) recently and i find inking hard and stuff.
But since I had some free time before going to bed tonight i thought to myself: "why not to sketch something for fun?"
So here goes the rough sketch of a girl. I think head is a bit too small.. but oh well 🤷🏼♀️ at least the abs are cool
It's really good! No hands again? 
Hahah! Yea! Hands are so hard to draw! I need to do some practice and research i guess. Oh my oh my 😁
Well, the hands you did on your repainted piece looked pretty nice, so you do have the ability to do handshidden somewhere in you
bet it's in the deepest corner of my brain
16 days later
Since I realized that i have a hard time figuring out values and how light or dark i can go in a painting, i decided to do some research on how to understand it more.
So I was trying to build a base of these landscapes using 3 values (darkest, midtone and a lighter tone) and only after i added a bit more details. I tried to stay within range of the value i was painting on and here are my results.
Some of the pictures i picked turned out to be pretty hard to understand for me. And yes, it was intentional not to make these photos grayscale.
Some of them i failed completely, haha
But it's ok.
The value exercise with the landscape turned out pretty well. Some aren't exactly the same as the original, but overall they look really nice
As for that last piece, it's coming along pretty well. I really love the face so far. Just watch out for her hear as it seems too low right now. The neck might bit a bit too long too, but it could also work depending on the proportions of the rest when it's done.
Thanks for the feedback, @cedricgo!
i did fix the placement of the ear and i think i shortened the neck enough. So i guess i'll leave this piece at that :>
thb i've noticed that i normally tend to draw longer necks and ears too low , haha. Need to watch out for it
Looks better now
You're welcome! She looks pretty nice
2 months later
The Possession.
He tells her to do something bad apparently 
i am not sure how i will colour this from this greyscale but I think i will have to find a way 
Nice!
If you're using photoshop could use gradient maps. It can be a bit tricky to use, but they can be quite powerful. Here's a tutorial for you in case you've never heard of it.
Otherwise you can also manually paint over it using layers in different blend modes to colorize and then add finishing touches with some opaque colors. If you go that way I'd recommend that you read this article. It should be pretty helpful.
Thank you, Cedric for the video tutorial and the article (it is so well written and easy to understand).
I will try both and see what suits me better.
I tried to use gradient maps and I really liked it. Painted a bit over it as well.
not sure about colour scheme yet, I will try to experiment with it more at some point. I really wanna find some good colours to make this scene more creepy, so it is more obvious that she is possessed.
And I also need to do reasearch on a night time skies. 
