I took a look at you art and I agree with *HeavenhairSixes,it's all the same. try new things, new styles. it gets boring.

I hate to say it but all of your stuff seems pretty much the same to me.

The only critique I could give is try different things. Try drawing things from life, try different mediums, look at stuff you wouldn't usually look at - that kind of thing.

You might not have any interest in drawing things realistically yourself but through that kind of practice you can take back all kinds of skills and ideas to what you do want to do. The wider the range of things you learn the more you will be able to express the characters you want with different backgrounds, in different poses, in different lighting, in different situations and doing things in different ways.

I'm fairly sure that no succesful artist starts out just drawing repetitive characters in repetitive poses. As far as I know even people who succeed in very specialised or cartoony styles have some background or practice involving traditional skills.

It's shit. Stop drawing shit. Stop with the crappy fanbase sonic garbage and move on.

Cool, go to Thumbshare.

Yours isn't any worse than the art on some of the cartoons I used to watch like Butthead and Beavis, King of the Hill, or the Power Puff Girls. You gotta get your own niche and style and not try to imitate others. Maybe develop a couple characters in particular, sort of like your own icon like they did with Hello Kitty, or Jim Davis with Garfield. I mean there's always room for improvement but your art doesn't need to be of Michaelangelo quality. I like it. It would be good for a children's book illustrations.

A few critiques won't help you. You need to read a book on traditional/digital art, watch some instructional videos, or just plain practice if you REALLY want to improve.

Juvenile.

ummm i dont know what to say.....