Just give your honest opinion ...

I like your drawings, if i had some drawings or knew somone who did would you consider putting them in your online gallery if you liked them?

the pictures are good and go but i don't know know the site because you didn't put the english version. i can't understand the language...well, good luck but competition is high so be creative....

I have commented on your blog page, as I said you've had your finger on the pulse. Not just your fourteen (14) drawings cleansed and freshen up my eyeballs, but, your blog template really looked very cool and mirrored an artistic value deep in your blood. Beautiful drawing edifies many viewers and shrines with thousands of words. You drawing tells and shares about you in yourself. Thanks for providing.

Well if your looking for improving I do have some advice, though I have to start with saying that you most certainly have talent and have a good grasp of what your medium is capable of.

That said, the thing I think you should probably focus on first is your range of value. You work well within the light spectrum, but when it comes to the darker end, you could create a better contrast than what's currently there. Also work on blending one value to another as seamlessly as possible. If you look at a black and white or gray-scale image you'll be able to see that 'lines' are rarely visible. Work to create a value representation that is as close to reality as possible.

The second thing is to either get a better scanner, scan at higher resolution and tune the setting to get a high quality scan, or have it professionally done. I know a scan rarely represents the image completely accurately, but you should try to get it as close as you can. From there you can use a program to clean up your image. Because if you want to do commission artwork it needs to look professional. Representation and quality is key. People are going to be judging your work from your scanned images and if the scanned image is less than the real image it will only hurt your chances of getting commissions.

Good luck and happy myLotting.

P.S. You might want to invest in adding backgrounds to your images. It can give the image a more complete look, help even out contrast, ground the person in an actual location, be surreal if that's the choice and add more character to an image. Not all image will benefit from a background, but some might. It also gives you the chance to better use your foreground, middle ground and background to add depth.