author=Schwer-von-Begriff
Hey Xnition! First of all, It's great that you went for a sprite that shows more of the character than just the head. And your anatomy isn't that bad, either! What your character lacks is definition in the hair - the black bar suggesting shadows doesn't really serve it's purpose really well. But I will go into more detail regarding your sprite, if that is alright with you. Please don't see this as an attack, it is all just a critique because I want to see you do even better!

Let's start at the top of the character. The head and the hair that sits on top of it. I already mentioned the black bar as a shadow - it would look a lot better without it. I see that you tried to use normal shadows, too. Those are a little too light though, darker definition would look better. A little more 'flowy' hair would look a lot better, too. Hair isn't quite as static as you drew it, unless you go for a Dragonball Z kind of style. You tried to do this with the long part of her hair, which doesn't look bad at all. But the front piece of her hair needs to flow, too. Curves are your friends, here!

Her face looks quite good, I like the eyes. She looks a little to the left, yes? You could improve her looks if you made the left eye (from our point of view) a little smaller. Also, if you define the nose a little more, that becomes a little more clear as well. The left eye should also be put down a little, it is sitting too high at the moment. Her mouth could be placed a little higher, to show more of her chin.

The neck looks quite good, but necks aren't straight either. A little curve towards the ear would do you good - your neck/head does connect to where your ears start, after all.

I like her shirt! The little ribbon is a cute touch, too. But you should draw the rest of her arm, as of now it is simply cut off. If you want to, you could give her breasts a little more definition, that will make her seem more '3D' for lack of a better word. To show that she has breasts you could also make the ribbon curve a little to the left, as if it is resting against one of her breasts.

Lastly, mind if I ask what program you are using and if you draw via mouse or a graphic tablet? If you decide on one style (pixely or shading via gradiant) you should stick to one. A pixely style clashes quite hardly with a gradient if not done well. If you want to have the lines less thick and hard on the eyes you could also use a darker shade than your darkest shade of skin colour, hair colour etc and use that colour as the outline. It can look a lot better than black outlines. =)

author=Schwer-von-Begriff

author=Xnition
Thanks for your suggestion i'll try to fix the sprite :)). By the way, i drew this with both paint tool sai and Photoshop. I drew it with a graphic tablet

That is good to know! If you want to, I can link you to a few good tutorials for SAI. =)