That makes sense :). I'll keep that in mind thanks :3.

(hi, just checking your profile as thanks for the watch! cute artwork!)
the best way to learn is drawing from life! especially shading, just try different objects with different light sources.
glitch's guide to color is very useful! pages 22-27 give an explanation of shading: http://stuff.veekun.com/pkcolor/
here is a shading guide by tamberella, one of my inspirations: https://tamberella.deviantart.com/a.....rial-251104611

good luck!

Ohh thank you, that's good advice ^^, and really helpful I'll check those out =D.

Hey there. Late to respond to this but I can offer some starting points.

Firstly, for anatomy and figure drawing (human or feral figures, all the concepts transfer over) there is a youtube series by Proko https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNi.....IDS--P9g3TdwOM
This series goes over the basics of drawing the human body, starting from just capturing the movement to the shapes of the body and basic anatomy. To be honest where you're at isn't bad, you have a good grasp of anatomy and perspective already, but this will be helpful in taking this further.

Second for shading, I recommend another series by Sycra. He covers the very basics of shadows to some pretty advanced stuff in the later episodes. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?li.....3rLZWqScFTRhtv
He also has a video on choosing colors and choosing what colors to shade with. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kQllLy_X4I

Proko and Sycra and where I learned a lot from. Those two combined have hundreds of videos, and both complement each other very well, even if they talk about the same subject its worth watching both of them if you have the time!

As far as getting better? Heh unfortunately can't say more than keep practicing

Oh thank you that is really helpful I'll defo check them out thanks :3.

Try tracing and shaping out other peoples' art for private use, then analyze the shapes and try to mimick them yourself. You could try Porygon, for example. Trace Porygon, then study every shape in Porygon, then try to draw Porygon from memory using the shapes to guide you.
There's also 8ch.net/loomis/ if you need art help.

Hm good idea, thank you for the advice ^^