I think you've gotten remarkably better since you've joined the site. I suggest you just keep practicing and draw more and more. If you'd like to expand your style, you can study the work of others, carefully analyze how they draw things, the brush strokes, the use of light, the color scheme, everything. Start out slow with easier types of paintings to try and work from. I've learned that if you start with hard pieces as references, no matter how determined you are, unless you've got the needed amount of skill, there's a good chance you'll just end up real unhappy and frustrated with your result. At least that's what happens to me. Challenging yourself can be good though. You could research some different styles of art, and do a painting for each. I should do that myself, I'd like to improve my work as well and work more out of my comfort zone. Like I said before though, you're improving quite a lot by the day, so I'm sure you've achieve your goals of expanding your style. =)

Sublime, sweetly serene. Superb.

They're relaxing to draw. You don't have to think about things that could be wrong and it's fun to play with different colors. I could only drew landscapes in the beginning :)

what is ratemydrawing

Well.....a couple of years ago, my sister saw a small snake down near the end of our driveway, and she reached down to grab it, and she saw it's tail.....it had a rattle on it's tail, and it was making that "rattling" sound .....so she knew not to touch it. It was a baby rattlesnake, and it crawled away, and she couldn't find it again. That's kinda rare to find a rattlesnake in our "neck of the woods"......we never even see any garter snakes around here.....I don't know where that baby snake came from......we never saw it again....:)

I like it, good job

Beautiful finish, enjoy. :)

Nice one. :)

Thanks "L&C"......I appreciate your comment.....I'm glad you like the pic....:)

That doesn't look like chocolate, looks like you dipped it in somebody's asshole.