I'm a bit tired so I'll try to keep this short and simple
Have you got a picture refference of him? To help you with his current stance, if not it'd be a good idea.
Where's the light source coming from?
I think his torso could do with some correcting as his chest doesn't quite look like that some working on that would be a good idea as could his face.
Could you also provide a color palette because I'm a tad to lazy and tired at the moment to collect one from the image haha.
His current stance isn't exactly correct either as his feet don't seem to be pointing in the way that it should be. So turning his right foot round a bit more could help quite a bit, some dithering could be benificial for his purple tail / stomach.
That's all for now.

She's look human till you hit the hands.
In my opinion I feel her hands look like a wooden puppets (Ironic I say that due to my username) I think if you stroke the brush gently and not such a bold colour outline in her hands it wouldn't look so wooden like maybe.
Take a picture of your hands and compair it to hers, you'll see that there is no sharp line sighting when holding a flower like that. If that makes any sense.
She's getting there man!

Thanks to all for replying to my thread it's useful information.

@Krice That's a few times people told me go with a Wacom so I believe I shall, I have no idea about the menu buttons and what not they're not very informative on there website they're just trying to sound so good to sell quickly.

@yrizoud I'm guessing your europian as well, well I'm in the UK but I looked over the website and they don't really go into detail of what a graphiccs tablet can do, especially on the Wacom Bamboo Pen, although I seem to pointing more towards the Wacom Bamboo Pen, not the pen and touch because I like leaning my hand upon the page to sketch properly for me anyway.
-50% pressure sensitivity... Hmm I know that's half of how sensitive it is now with the Pen and Touch but the pen and touch are useless for artists due to the touch sensibility so that knocks that type out of the water.

@Mathias I'm definately going to be using it, Indigo made me really want to get one because of his lovely forest work and of course others of which I can't remember names haha so don't be offended to the others. By "don't Skimp it" I can only find the Bamboo Pen of which being one without the touch for around £50. I'm not sure if that's just far to cheap but either way it doesn't really inform much about the product.

One thing that does make me wonder is obviously there's different stroke pressures like hard and soft, when you select a colour dependant upon how hard or light you stroke does the colour change to a birghter and or darker version? Or am I honestly just hoping for a mircale haha.

I personally preffered him yellow.
And I know your friend wants you to keep the black outline but I think it could really benifit without it. 

Hello all,

I'm interested in getting a graphics tablet but not sure what brand or type to get.
I've mainly wanted to get a graphics tablet because I've seen works from Indigo mainly and others also who use graphics tablets to create such beautiful pieces of works.

As I've never owned a graphics tablet I was hoping someone could tell me how one of them actually works, is there a colour palette in the corner? Pencil sizes? The works, the more I know the better as I hope to create decent pieces of art to use for my game that's in current production and to build up a portfolio.
Also any links to your graphics tablets you've bought and or currently using would be greatly appreshiated and obviously opinions and prices would help a lot as well, along with what's good about them and what's not so good about them if any.