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Its head is way too small. Its legs overlap in the wrong direction and its left leg is malformed. Many of the lines overlap with one another and none of the lines are smooth.
This really only needs to be fatter.
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I can tell you're a beginner, but that doesn't excuse bad anatomy. You really need to work on that especially.
... come on give me a break. The anatomy isnt that bad. I pratice a lot.... When it comes to line art.... I dont have anything to make a lines smoother.
Anatomy is not something that comes easily. It takes practice and repeated attempts to nail it down.
One thing I suggest is gathering yourself a whole bunch of reference pictures of the subject you are trying to illustrate and try sketching out the pose it is in a couple times. Doing this allows you to get a feel of that subject's body structure and how it meshes together. You'll come to find that your proportions will suddenly start meshing well together.
Once you start getting the anatomy down, you can try your own custom poses.
At the moment, I really don't like the coloring technique used, but that's only to my eyes.
We all are beginners and we all sucked at once, don't worry, keep drawing and you'll get better. I really do like the eyes the most out of all of your drawnings but like what was stated above the coloring and the line structure could use a bit more work.