Great work! Overall they're looking great. Some tips for improvement: 1. Gesture. I think most of the pieces could use a little more movement. Especially Elvis. He seems a little stiff. 2. What do you want the viewer to see and how can you guide the eye there? You can use value contrast, varied edges, colors, etc. Look at portraits by Rembrandt. Notice how the face is always the most rendered and detailed. Some of his hands are fuzzy or just "implied". Don't make EVERYTHING important. 3. Brushwork. Your brushwork is great, but in some pieces it's the same everywhere. You want to treat different materials differently sometimes. You want skin to feel like skin. Fur to feel like fur. Hope that helps. Great work, keep it up!

Hey Alexey, These are pretty cool, you have some interesting character designs here. I wanted to show you some things that might help your designs a little. First of all, make sure your figures are solid and in perspective. Make sure to always start with a gesture drawing first, your poses tend to be a bit stiff, especially in the limbs. Make sure the clothing and costume are also reflecting some gesture too if it calls for it. I did some draw overs to show you what I mean, I hope they helps :)

Hey Alexey, I like that your doing these, I have seen this guys stuff on Instagram too. I will say that the old guy in the cowboy hat is your best. The other ones though suffer from the random brushstrokes that you use to lay down your color. It's good to have expressive brushstrokes, but they should still be describing the form and have a unified look to them. If not, it confuses the observer because its hard to see the form. I did a quick and dirty paint over your first image to show you how you can unify your values a little to help describe form better. I hope this helps :)

I got zero feedback) But I like the illustration. What's the story behind it?

I love earths world!! It is so useful to find great and interesting references. Another place I like to go is a website called line of action. They have all kinds of references for people and even hands and feet too. It’s definitely worth checking out if you haven’t been on there before.

Looking great! Drawing containers can be very hard to get all the subtle curves, ellipses, etc... And you accomplished it really well. the only think that looked kinda off were the peaches. Their softness isn't matching the loose brushwork over the rest of the painting. Other than that, fantastic! Keep it up!