Well I thought Id come in with a bang and maybe show off some of my work.
Here are my two newest RP characters:




And heres a pencil drawing I did recently of a couple piraty characters for a pentential story I might be possibly writing:



Lemme know what you think!

Very nice! Your style is very unique, and your skills are very polished. I'm amazed how the detail in the digital work matches that of the pencil work. Some artists like to skip out on details when it comes to digital.

(Love the "MOM" tattoo, by the way. ;) )

Although the presentation is very neat at first sight, the anatomy is terribly messed up in some parts. Which is a pity, because you pick very nice colours and the itself style ain't half-bad either. You really want to start making use of guidelines though, because I imagine they will help you out immensely. Make sure your shapes are consistent in size, shape and angle. Work a little on plotting how and what gravity would effect instead of randomly applying folds (which on some occasions even clash with the outline) and the like. The lighting seems a bit off in multiple areas too. The zora (?) has a lot less of these issues than the elf, though, so if that one is the newer one, good on ya. Keep working at it; there is potential.

I don't think it's the clothes, love. Just a couple of examples; the legs and feet in the first picture have completely different angles and the shoulders are uneven, so it looks like her neck is placed more to our right than normal, which is further accented by dropping her bandana down and the shoulder she has lifted (the bandana also makes her head seem awfully flat cause it seems to fall straight). In the pencil one, the guy has awfully narrow shoulders for arms that big and his eyes are way too far to the sides of his head.

There's quite a couple of more things, and I'm not trying to burn you down here, I know it is tough to spot the mistakes in your own work. I have the same problem. It is also much harder to draw something from the blank slate of the mind than to portray a model and because you're not drawing something else; you cannot compare. My advice would be to search for a picture or person to base a rough stance/skeleton on, indeed start with the nude shapes, then stylise it and then draw clothes over it afterwards.

Oh and don't mind all the words people use, love. Nothing to be hurt about, that kinda makes it look like you're not very confident about your work. I don't think I used an overstatement. But if you're uncomfortable with that, just take the things you can use and leave that which you can't behind. You're making the opinion of a total stranger much harder on yourself than it should be ;)

With all due respect rad....
Im not actually all that upset by the words of a total stranger...I was more trying to gently suggest that critiquing where a critique was not asked for is a tad rude.

Well I thought Id come in with a bang and maybe show off some of my work.
Here are my two newest RP characters:

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And heres a pencil drawing I did recently of a couple piraty characters for a pentential story I might be possibly writing:

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Lemme know what you think!

Y'know, that can easily be misinterpreted. As well as the defensive post on anatomy. But alright, I'll put a halt to it here then. Do me a favour though and be more straight-forward with me next time.

I agree.  Let's keep this civil.