OMG that is so cute! I will draw your half after work! Thanks again!

Cute ^^

Love the personality in her, very playful just pay attention to little things like the toes on her left foot (right aside of the image) look backwards, with the "big" toe being the smallest and the "baby/pinkie" toe looking the largest. I know I've done the same thing a dozen times, usually with hands cuz I draw my anthro feet pretty symmetrical, and I know it's sometimes hard to notice these things yourself in time (before publishing). I'm sorry if this is just annoying, I'm trying to be constructive. May I suggest having a peer "editor" to look it over before publishing, kind of like if you were submitting a piece of writing. You have some excellent pieces in your gallery and I look forward to more and your continued improvement in the future, after all we're all "human" (but shh, don't tell anybody )

Your critique is fine and I'm glad you like my work... This was a really quick sketch maybe took around 20 min or so I may go back in and revise it when I have the time. Don't really need a personal assistant as my bf normally looks stuff over he's just currently working out of town but I welcome your future constructive critique. If you have anything of your own you would like me to look over sometime just let me know and I would be happy to help.

Sure thing, and your boyfriend counts as long as his input is beneficial, not just "oh, sure, looks great, hun" XP I always get my boys to look over my art first, but I think they're usually just complementing without critiquing. Back when I did more writing and publishing it I had a friend that would beta for me, whether I asked her to or not, she would write her critique (an honest compilation of the things I did well and things I needed to fix or improve on) in the reviews, and it was nice when I'd hear from her that although she didn't federally like the genre/topic, she still loved the story/chapter and how I'd done it. Lots of my other reviewers would also critique, but once they start saying they don't like the topic/content and that I should change key things I basically told them if warned them first what to expect, if they don't like that they should go read a topic they do like. I had one reviewer that consistently asked/suggested things I could add to the plot, so a lot of their ideas are in there, and that was something I really enjoyed about a live audience, that I could get the feedback to improve/inspire/motivate the next chapter.
Lol, sorry for the tangent there :-P

Didn't *really like the genre/topic

Sorry, phone autocorrect junk

It's all good, I understand you on if they don't like the subject matter thing. I try to keep most things tame although I've debated doing some sort of warning icon in the event something is just totally out in left field. He is a good critic and points things out when there is something wrong with it, lol hes probably actually one of my most honest critics because we handle my artwork completely different from the relationship so there is no special treatment. :)