I realized that the waist didn't make sense as it was angled in a way that was contradictory to the leg she was putting her weight on. I also wanted to have the hips and shoulder line oppose each other for more dynamism so two birds one stone!
Also i'm thinking of giving her a white bush cause why not

I started rendering the girl's head to give myself an idea how I want the whole thing to look and I gotta say, if I manage to keep that aesthetic throughout the whole piece I'll be very happy!

Such unique pieces, you have some really good work here!
I like your dedication, you are doing great so far :smile: Looking forward to see this finished!

Thank you so much!! I always push myself to come up with unique ideas, so that means a lot to me :blush:

I started rendering very lightly, laying down the shadows. Don't wanna go too contrasted just yet, i just wanna figure stuff out.

Don't mind the yellow dude in the corner he's a character i used to draw all the time as a kid and i just drew him there for the lols

I love this piece and your rendering is looking great! But it seems that you have been working on this piece for a while, and as you want to find your style, I'd suggest you to just do some more scribbles and try to just play around with anatomy, faces etc. It's great if you want this piece as a reference for your style, but I would always suggest you to try multiple things to settle for the stuff you really like and really dislike regarding your taste. Just some advice, you obviously have a lot of skill already, so don't put so much pressure on your style having to be perefect on the getgo!

You are so very right. After this one, i'm planning to practice more technical stuff like anatomy and do studies/style experiments. Smaller projects like the portrait I did that took me a few hours.

I think my biggest problem is that I spend so much time figuring stuff out that I could do a lot quicker if I knew it well (the anatomy for example)