awesome :D

thanks ^^

your welcome

its a bit hard to make out o.o
When working with shades like these, you need to pay good attention to the details, like for the shadow part it looks a bit on the messy side like if it was rushed. When working with a pencil on that take your finger and gently and softly smudge the pencil work a bit so it does not look messy, try to follow the contures of the character's face and apply the shade where it is supposed to be. And on the white side I can't tell where the eyes are or the mouth. all I see is horns and hair.
Even if there are no eyes there should still be a shadow casted under the *eye* where the cheekbones are, as the eye sockets are still there.

Its not a bad try but it can use alot of work too.

the eyes are under the hair if you saw most of my pics C: So the sade does make some sense C: also, I'm very bad at this angle D: I did the best I can CX I still like it ;P

Even if the eyes are under the hair, the cheekbones would still cast a shadow under the eye. It's good you like it, but it could be alot better if you practiced some more, take my advice and learn from it ^^ Trust me I like your stuff, I've been drawing since I was old enough to hold a pencil and I went through art school for 3 years ^^ I'll give you some advices here and there to improve youself

CX Thanks for the info C:

If you want to see where to shade, take a light and look at youself in the mirror, see what areas are shaded in the light, which normally are under the nose, under the underlip, beside the nose, under the eyes, under your chin and under your hair ^^

I know ^^ I just was using my mind in this one hehe ^^ Still, thank you for the info ^^