| I love your art! Especially the abstract parts, they're great. Your shading and technique are quite good. Your lines are solid and consistent.
One thing though, is that you need to practice drawing humans. Draw from life, photos, etc! A common thing I see among people inexperienced in drawing humans and the like, is that they draw them very stiff. They try to perfect it as much as they can-often resulting in it looking odd. (I do this far too much, I'm telling this to myself as much as to you and anyone reading this) Sketch. Sketch a lot. Sketch people in as many different poses and angles as you can think of, giving yourself only about a minute or two each one. This helps you to loosen up a lot if you keep doing it, without adding any details. Another good idea would be to google... everything. Human anatomy, bird anatomy, perspective, expressions, hair, skeletons, composition, anything you can think of. Getting things right can make your drawing look more dynamic. Remember: it's harder to deviate from the rules if you don't know them. If you want to stick with the current look of your humans that's great, but it's also really useful to know how to draw something realistically.
Also make sure that you draw what you want, so if you want to keep with the abstract, keep with it, no matter what anyone might think (I remember you mentioned that people were often weirded out when you showed them your sketches in your introduction).
Hope I helped in some way.
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