Satan

@Kia hey bb I'll redline some of ur stuff later if u want, you should link some styles that you really love so I can know what you're trying to go for !!

but I'm assuming u want to do pixel art bc of all the hard edges you have on your chibis, I suggest you read the posts from here down

It'll help your lines look a lot better

Speaking of lines thou, line weight is super important, a lot of the outlines I see in your chibis are all the same size brush, you'll see in something like the below that line variation helps carrying out different in detailing as well as light and shadow 

 (sry stalking ur dA)

- With anatomy, there's no way to really go about it than to do studies or to read a book (e.g. Loomis' Figure Drawing for all it's worth)

- I noticed that you sketch with a large brush and I'd suggest you use a small brush, big lines help cover ur mistakes, try to reduce chicken scratching too bc your eyes automatically help you pick out the "right" line which'll fuck you up when you do your line art.

- I like that you line your eyes and eyebrows with white on the border, try not to go too overboard with it in a lot of other places bc it pull away from the colours and details in your piece & tbh in some chibis I might even lower the opacity or go overlay on em imoimoimo

- Lmk what you mean by colouring bc it'll differ a lot from style to style, esp from pixelling to something that's used with a brush with pen pressure. Like mainly I just want to know if you want to continue colouring with a soft brush or u want to try out some pixel shading or just cell shade. Personally I think using the brush you are now for outline and the soft brush for shading is really contrasting and I'd prefer one or the other, but lmk what direction you want to go in

tbh I did this bc I'm procrastinating from sleep sry its lazy and quick, this is a p brief overview of the main things, lmk what you want me to go more in depth with