Ah, this character is one of the reasons I've wanted to play the latest Guilty Gear (though i haven't gotten around to it yet).
I wanted to give you some tips on your image.
I like the jack-o lantern's expression, it looks cool.
I think the two main things that could be improved are the anatomy and the lighting. I would think about the eye placement. Having the character look at the viewer could be more interesting to look at, but also keep her from having a dead gaze. Next, try thinking about the density of the shapes of the body from the foreshortened angle that you have. I think choosing specific light sources tend to make the human figure more interesting to look at. I took some time to sketch out a figure that may help you out. I think a image with complexed shading is more difficult to print on a shirt, so I did a cel-shaded sketch.
Thank you so much for your response!
Changing the anatomy should be easier now with your reference.
I will implemet your suggestions. (e.g. eye placement and source lighting).
You're very welcome. I'd like to see what your results are. Keep up the good work!
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