I watched you because you make a pretty bold use of colors tbh. Your art has a kind of "striking" appeal to it. I also really like how often you'll use less lines and more implied curves through coloring like here.

I guess what you could improve on would be trying to go for more "dynamic" scenes? Honestly that's a problem for basically everyone I know, myself included so aaaaeaebaebhaeb

I saw on the front page you did this piece of Francis' OC. I'm still watching because barely a minute has past, I like the clean lineless style you've got about but I haven't seen much else of your work; but I really love this piece in particular as I'm a sucker for mixed media: Stay Fly Just that dustry, velvet texture is rather uncommon and I crave novelty, particularly with illustration lines of work.

Like what Kajy was saying with Dynamic Scenes; I also need to do these myself, but more scenes with backgrounds, or have more than one character per image, or characters interacting with a prop. I'm ultra-self conscious by the amount of times I draw my own main character, but you've done a pretty even spread for variety. To suggest something you've never done, I'd say draw Robots. I noticed you're also a musician so enjoy this relevant piece Wir Sind Helden - Kaputt.

For something to improve upon, I'm going to say using hands as a means to aid the expression of the character and not just anatomical detail, you've done it for a few but when you're out and about, try watching to what people do with their hands when speaking as a lot of non-verbal information is passed on through them. So even for a very stylized drawing I think it may be useful to pick up on.