even as a failure still looks great.

you dont need to looks cutesy to look good if your trying to get that disney look out of him think more circles

True, which is partly why I submitted it, even though its not part of my main gallery.

Problem being is that my 'style' is kinda cute anyways, least that's what everyone seems to comment. I do happen to lay things out with circles (more-or-less ovals or oblongs) for the structure of the drawing; however, some reason it doesn't seem to work well for Stitch in my style of drawing. I probably have to look at him more to see a way to adapt to the character design as I rarely get a chance to see the show on Disney Channel anymore because it's on early off in the morning and airing of the movies don't seem to show up often anymore either.

stitch's style was all circles just like lilo so it involves more circular shap[es an no points

Actually this is very good. o: sure it's not the movie style, but the movie style's fairly hard, considering the animators could never duplicate it for any of the other three movies. XD

My very first attempt at drawing Stitch (found here, done with no references apart from vague memories from when I had watched the movies and TV series and no real constructive sketching. Of course that was done with two arms as I'm unsure just how to do four arms decently without it looking like total shit [pardons the vulgar language]) was done during college while waiting for my Japanese class to start was actually quite good, so I had chosen to give a sketch another try but as you said with the animators not being able to reproduce the original in the other movies, I myself can't really reproduce it. I suppose it'll take time for me to really adapt to the style... good reason too as I've been out of the swing of drawing for a while now.

I thank you for your comment and the favorites Petrock.