This is coming from a long term fan that was interested since your lulz.net debut:
First of all the forms weren't all that exaggerated. Your new art is bent on body types that seem exaggerated rather than within reason/more toned down like in your old art.
Second I think that older art didn't rely on lines so heavy. Then again that might be in connection with the medium you're currently using (Digital), but the heavy lines do lose a lot of the lightness your old art seemed to have.
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Third is shading. I think the old pencil art's shading was more subtle and toned. It is a bit connected with issue no. 2 but maybe an attempt to replicate that shading would be an interested venture.

And not to be overtly negative - I do like that you've ventured into realm of more and more dynamic poses.

Thanks, dude, I intend to try more within traditional art again, certain things are more convenient with Sai or Photoshop but there is a realness that can't be replicated unless it is from within a sketchbook, I want to experiment more with what I can do with those mediums, so hopefully I can create things still that align with the current masses interest's in traditional form.

I'm doing the opposite extreme of what I used to because now I CAN draw these exaggerated proportions, I'm still searching for that happy medium, sometimes I go overboard, I know. Thanks for your input and continued interest!