OMG this just looks spectacular! C: *instafave*

Think you Gibby c: -hug-

You're welcome :3 -rehugs-

But seriously! This looks just so very different to all your previous art! (looking mostly at colouring) it's like you've made a huge change!

Thanks! I've been browsing fA and looking at what I love the most in other peoples' art, and I think that I need to work on my depth with shading. I've always told people, 'Don't be afraid to go dark!" but sometimes feel I don't follow that myself. |D; So yeah, I'm experimenting with different colors and Photoshop tools and stuff and just seeing what happens. I'm glad to hear that so far it's working out well c:

This is so cute, I love this!

Thanks much, Alex!

that's awesome

Thanks, Duzzy!

Thank you! c:

i intense jelly, bro

For what? :o

i love this *and always will* to no end!
i think that you know this.. but had to say it again.

I LOVE you to no end c:

'Daaaw! <3 *SQUISHESyou!* : D

This is BEYOND adorable! I wanna ride a Lugia too! ;-;

Thank you! And yep, that would be the most epic mode of travel I could imagine!

SUPER cute.

Thank you, and thanks for the fav!

Do you take critique?

I certainly do! I'm always looking to improve and would appreciate any advice. :3

Glad to hear it!

Alright, I think your big problem here, aside from your aforementioned proportions issue, is lighting. It is difficult to tell where the light source is, and best I can figure, it's from below? You've got a lot of conflicting light sources, Lugia's back is in shadow but so are the wing tips, making this quite jarring.

I also think you need to focus on improving your cast shadows. I think here that your tiger would be partially obscured by the shadow cast from Lugia's massive bulk. Always my best advice is to learn from life, but I do have a few artists that you should look at.

These guys have prime examples of good use of light, color and shadow Dolly Niking Centradragon also, I implore you to read this tutorial in its entirety http://www.itchstudios.com/psg/art_tut.htm

Oh wow, I hadn't even taken the shadow cast thing into consideration. Those are incredible artists, and looking over that tutorial website looks very helpful.

The critique is greatly appreciated, you pointed out things I never even thought of. :3

And that's when critique is at its handiest.

Glad I could help C:

You sure did, thanks again!