Looks dope, however looking at the angle of the face (going by the lips), the right side of the face should be angled differently, if that makes sense.
I enjoy your drawings. This is a talent I do not possess and that is a gift because I can truly appreciate other’s work without being over-analytical or hypercritical of their efforts. Nice stuff.🤙
It's not a talent or a gift. I'm not sure why people seem to collectively believe this. Nobody wakes up one morning or is born knowing how to draw. You just practice and practice and practice and keep practicing and after a few years of practicing you just practice some more because it's a learned skill and there's always room to expand upon. Literally anyone with a willing mindset can learn to draw. It just takes practice.
Definitely agree with drawing taking practice. Any brain can be trained. But those that seem to have a natural ability to do it despite not practising very much, or those that are really incredible, legitimately have more creative control due to structural differences in their cerebellum and other regions of the brain that control motor skills and recall! There's been lots of studies on it, and it's really quite fascinating. Scientists don't know WHY it occurs, but that's what they're trying to figure out! But, it's definitely a thing!
Pretty good, but the lips and nose are kinda angled opposite to one another. Lips are kinda angle as if you were looking at it from a lower angle, and the nose is from a straight angle. Also the nose is facing you straight while the lips are facing a different direction. I'd also say the right side of the face (our left) should be a little more closed because if she was to look at us directly, her face would be like, too wide
Do you use the rule of thirds and start off "deconstructed?" Andrew Loomis had a book which delved into figuring out angles. I recommend doing some research on his methods! My kiddo uses it, only took her a couple of months until it became habit and now she barely erases mistakes!