I think the biggest thing that stands out to me about your art is your linework. You do a fantastic job of varying line weight to bring out an amazing amount of detail even before applying color. This is particularly evident in the fine, thin lines that you use to build anatomy. The hint of a muscle here, a crosshatch there...the picture feels alive and 3D even without putting in shaded color.

As for emotion, I think your expressions tell so much about a piece. This one is far harder to convey in quantitative terms, but frankly...I think you just get it right. Looking at your last couple of pieces for example, the hollow look in the eyes of Gorath really hits home just how shocked, yet uncaring he is about the crime he just committed. And in the muddy one you did for me, the expression just screams joy and bliss. Even the smallest line in the smirk seems to have been carefully thought out for maximum impact.

From an improvement standpoint, I think your strength in organic shapes is also your weakness in geometric ones. I see this sort of thing a lot in artists, and there seems to be a large divide from a technical grasp. So while a character or a curtain (something with flowing lines and structure) will see to pop off the page, other things such as a table or lamp (something with straight lines or perfectly geometric curved ones) may seem flatter and less real. This is not by any means saying that you don't do geometric shapes well, in fact the more detailed pieces you've done such as http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1832210/ are incredible. I just think that as far as the next level in your development goes, that is an area you could work on to bring from great to excellent.

Hope that helps!

Very helpful <3

I have to agree with the above. Your art and chars always have such a air too them. Whether it is of grace or of power ever one of your pics really shows emotion and essence very well.