Prismacolors took me a couple projects' worth to really master...and even then, I'm no master. BECAUSE I DISLIKE COLOR. hahaha

Here's a very helpful tip that I use for my stuff, for when I use Prismacolors: overlapping colors is very key. Don't grind into the paper at first. Apply each layer lightly. Also, when shading, use complements. I'm not sure if you know the color complements, so here they are basically: red and green, blue and orange, yellow, and purple. When mixed properly, these complements tend to create a brownish shade, which tends to be more natural than say...using black, or a LOT of one color (i.e., if a shirt is yellow, one may use heavy yellow to show darker areas...). Now don't make all shading look brown, but try different methods of applying layers of complements, and you'll see the difference after a while.

Another tip: make dark areas very dark, and light areas very light, to bring out more drastic shading.

Anyways.... </rant>

Hair is magical; I can see some shading on the shirt, well done. And yes, keep whites of eyes. LOLOLOLOL.

Yup...as expected with my first attempt at colors without using a reference XD Was a learning experience though. Thanks for the tips!

Learning is good.

No problems!!!

Hmm...are you good at making plushies or know anyone who's good at making em? For some reason, I think this design would be a super sweet plushie XD

I...actually have never tried! It's on my to-do list... BUT I have a friend in New Hampshire who makes them when she has time. She made me a Sanji (from One Piece) plushie, in her style. It's pretty sweet, I must say...

You should try!!! Sewing isn't too hard, unless you stab yourself to death with the needle. lol

Ooohhhh...would she be willing to make one for me? I'd consider paying XD

You know, she just might. She's looking for commissions, to earn some monies. I'll ask her. She's on a mini road trip right now, but I'll send her a message and see what she can do. 8D

Thanks XD