QM: It really depends on what you're trying to achieve here. There's minimal shading and definition on the figure, was that intentional as part of the style? The figure is grounded on a slightly textured hill, which also doesn't have much form to it and would be consistent with the overall style of the piece.

If you intended this piece to have form and dimension, I would say you need to do a bit more shading, treating all the forms in the image as basic 3-D shapes (cylinders, cubes, spheres, etc.). If on top of that, you intended the fairy's anatomy to be similar to that of a human, I would check out some anatomy books, preferably ones made for artists. Here some quick and basic references I just found:
- basic human proportions
- 60 pages of Dynamic Figure Drawing by Burne Hogarth
- a nice little proportions tutorial

thank you so much for all your effort, I really appreciate it! <3

i love plump cooch, especially on fairies O_o

My off-hand is my left hand.I cant do fiddily squat with it.

Thanks for the comments, guys. Now that you've mentioned it, it does look a lot like Zoraw. I guess I was subconsciously influenced by seeing Zorwa everytime I log in.

Maybe it is Zoraw. In that case the answer to his question is "2draw."

Ewwww!!Perverted much.

lol'its a seaside postcard'

hahaha funny! \(v)/

Hahaha.

This IS wonderful! :)

wonderful yes, and expressive

I really love this. The colors like drew me to it, great job!

id do her even if she has no nips

O.o....ooookay

bloobies :D

You have kitties in your hair!