fragcomics

Hi. Lookin' at your pages I can see you've a pretty consolidated style, that's good. Also your composition is very dramatic and dynamic, that's good but always keep in mind when to exagerate with drama and when keep things simple. As every pro in the industry will say you always keep practicing with anatomy, not only human anatomy, also objects, animals, clothes; that's something you'll always try to improve if you're smart, even when you'll be in your 80's. I'd suggest you, 'cause I see you ink your own work, to work on your line, line modulation is essential to give the illusion of three-dimensional space onto a flat plane (the paper or the screen). Also try to differentiate more your characters facial features and expressions, go to a crowded place, like a train station or a bar, and draw the people you see trying to capture their mood in the simpler way you can; fast-paced life drawing is something that will pay you back when you'll need it. Aside these usual guidelines that are quite general your work looks good and will look better as you go, the important thing is that you keep practicing on anatomy, composition and line. Hope this helps. Best, Antonio.