oh wow it turned out great

the only suggestions i could say is, you put so much detail in the foreground, the background hills look really plain and rushed.

other than that, it looks great. i love the details in the hair and dress! red turned out great

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"Do what you want, is that what you wana hear? Well I can't let you do it, because if you die on me, I'm guna have nightmares." <Cloud

It's neat to see you colouring in photoshop; you seem to be doing quite well at it. (Better than me, certainly!)

The fade on the vines is gorgeous. It's good that you used the stock grass brush in a very dynamic way; it doesn't look 'cheap' at all. You did a very effective job of making it look like decent grass texturing.

It's noticeable that the background's quite faded out. This is good in a way, as it draws attention to the character, but in another way it takes away slightly from the 'realness' of the piece. The tree is the main thing; it could be a bit sharper than the background but still faded enough to draw attention to the main character, and it would have a bit more perspective to it that way. The shading on the character is well done, especially near the hand and chin areas.

The hair is very dynamic. The only thing that jarrs slightly there is the accidental white dot closer to the bottom; those are just little somethings to watch for.

The wings are gorgeous; it's great how you've managed to capture so much of the original pencil detail. Lots of very cool little details here; the lights and strange spike fruits really add to the completeness of the whole piece.

Keep up the great work! If I could suggest for the next one, if you do a new lineart to work with, I find it's a lot more fun to colour since you're not reliving an older piece that you've already dealt with.

Cheers;
-Sephren