And trying stories that weren't exactly well-known. I didn't know the film was based on a novel until I did some research on the book Edmund was reading.

The leggings problem took longer than all the rest.

I gotta admit the results were worth the effort, though.

You share a picture a day, and out of the hundreds you have shared, I think there are 3 or 4 that were not worth the effort, in my opinion.
That doesn't mean they are not good, just not as good, in my opinion.
No, I'm not going to tell what ones. You have 40 pages, and I'm not going to look for a few copper coins in a pile of gold.

I learn as I go, so naturally there's going to be some evident improvement over time. I'm sure my backlog has more than 20% that I'd rather people not see, but there's no way I can thin it out. I figure the best thing I can do is keep posting, let customers see the better outnumbering the bad, and hire me based on that average.

As to the pile of gold comment... I don't share that evaluation, but I certainly appreciate it. Thank you!

As I said before, back when you said that you didn't like the design for Wendy, 'You are your own worse critic.'. Actually I think I said that most artists are their own worse critics.
If your work wasn't good, people wouldn't hire you for commissions.

There are better cartoonists, to be sure. That I continue to get work is God's grace, not my talent. Trust me.

Looks marvelous!