It's hard to make animal faces expressive and you've done a wonderful job.

Even the briefcase is cliche. Who uses a briefcase any more?

It's amazing how you are able to convey "owl" so minimally, with just a few shapes and details. Well done.

Lovely expression. They eyes tell so much. The religious allusions (halo, wine) are striking. Love the way you hatch to create planes and shadows. Not so sure about the right of the nose because it masks a shadow I would expect. Perhaps the dark gray of the nose should go farther? Maybe make the chin a little rounder or less pointy?

I love your rough style. It captures warmth and innocence. Not so sure about the purple/lavender vertical lines on the wall. A bit to straight/thin and the color seems off to me.

A refreshing take on the headless nude female torso. Chubbier, uneven, stretch marks. It feels real and relatable.

That's a lovely rendering of Greek Slave by Hiram Powers. The uneven lines give a sense of sharp contrasts and wavering uncertainty. Is the title ironic?

You made a plaster mold for this? Not silicone?

I love how the pose and form flow. It has visual weight and balance.