Oh no! Look out for that car!

hopefully it's late enough that she can loiter in the street without angering people or getting fined for jaywalking :V

YT's a TRAP!
Subliminal messaging! XD

Oops!

I saw "1 submission" and was looking at stuff on the frontpage, and I saw the thumbnail and I was like "I know this one!!!"
As for the perspective, I wouldn't call it perfect but it's evident. Just kinda hard to discern the vanishing point.
Otherwise, wonderful as always!

Oh, there's totally no vanishing point in the background. XD As far as the perspective goes, I meant more how her arm is back and the hand foreshortening/positions and sizes and stuff. I'm far too lazy to do believable perspective on buildings, despite knowing how. ;[

oh, in that case, seems alright to me.
you could always take the easy way out and just put the character on top of a photo. :P

haha no way. random cartoons slapped on photos is the ultimate in lame. especially because 9 times out of 10 the photos don't belong to the person.

believable perspective on cartoon buildings?

i'll believe it when i see it

Man, that pen just bled right through the paper slip didn't it

Anyway, perspectivefail aside, this is pretty purdy lookin'. :3

I like the effect of drawing the backdrop only in outline, but inverted outline. Ghost city! Whoouoouoohuhu!

HOOOOOLLLLY SHEEEEET. This is absolutely fucking awesome, seriously thank you :D. I love how you did her ridge! Thank you :D

Oooh this pic is pretty much awesome Love your style with all the coloring and designs.

Where is this that it is warm enough for cute scalie girls to go around in short sleeve tops? :D

There are some problems with the perspective in the background, but with the way you've rendered the buildings (in a linework pure way) it can be said that the non-perfect perspective can be used in a more surreal way. It depends on what you want to use it for. If you wanted something more realistic, then it does need some work, but the offishness of it could create sort of an emotive effect, if you want it too.

Seeing the character on full-view is really nice though. I love the detail that you put into her shirt, her pants, and her markings (especially the yellow and green spotty markings). And that expression is pretty sweet too.

And she should know... THAT SMOKING IS BAD FOR HER! Sheesh. Kids these days.

Pee ay are tee - why? Because she's gotta!