Critique two new traditional art pieces ^^

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Anyway, I really like how these two came out and I might digitalize them and maybe sell things similar to them. What do you guys think?
 
There's not too much to critique from my point of view (Aside from the infused Asriel pic) as your drawings are very heavily stylized.

I can't help but notice however that your art style changes a fair bit from Asriel to Chara. I'm not really saying you may have not drawn these entirely, but in the off chance that you did I don't really recommend selling them. If you did however, then I'm totally sorry and feel free to sell some art.
 
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There's not too much to critique from my point of view (Aside from the infused Asriel pic) as your drawings are very heavily stylized.

I can't help but notice however that your art style changes a fair bit from Asriel to Chara. I'm not really saying you may have not drawn these entirely, but in the off chance that you did I don't really recommend selling them. If you did however, then I'm totally sorry and feel free to sell some art.

On the second piece, my friend helped me a bit with the body of (regular)Asriel, Im not sure if she got the idea from a piece of fanart she saw but unless the work is done 100% by me I won't sell it.
 
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I love the different line thicknesses on the Chara picture! Varying how thick your lines are throughout a picture is a great way to add some oomph to your drawing.
 
I love the different line thicknesses on the Chara picture! Varying how thick your lines are throughout a picture is a great way to add some oomph to your drawing.

Thanks! Some of the line variation was an accident, but mostly I stuck to thick lines on the head and face and thinner lines on the body and details. Sometimes my hand wasn't steady and went off the lines so I filled in with black whoops
 
Ha ha ha! That's pretty funny. Many of the "mistakes" I made in a drawing turn into "Oh, I totally meant for that to look like that..."
 
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