Great stuff Splat, smooth work as usual. My favorite part is the squiggly details on the hood. :]

Sorry about continuing on this tangent but I agree with you, Camus. I don't think C&C on a piece by piece basis is all that helpful unless you're familiar the poster and what his intent is. Any attempt by a replyer to drive people to become "more realistic or like style X" seems to run on an unconscious motive to make everyone draw like himself. I feel that I've improved a little because of feedback and exposure to different ideas but I do get upset by this tendancy. 

I'm not a mind reader so I try to encourage people to focus on solid fundamentals. No need to worry about style because I think your style chooses you and not the other way around. Examples; If it's a character work I point them to Loomis or other good books and tell them that no matter how cartoony their work is a knowledge of ideal anatomy can bring their stuff up to another level.  If it's a matter of coloring I'll point them to something on color theory. If it's animation it's time to go back to the big 4 (volume, spacing, keyframes, squish/stretch) and to work on a walk cycle tutorial.

I figure that's the best I can do  and I consider the ass patting to be encouragement which is something I'm sure we all can use from time to time. Nothing wrong with sharing enthusiasm for what we enjoy doing. 

Good job capturing the character in such a small space. Sometimes I think work at this scale is more difficult than a using larger workspace. Seems like you have to shed off everything but the most important details.

You should make one for abraham lincoln, the most underated emoticon ever. =):^]*

Nice job on the hands. My favorite face is the :O one. Very expressive.

Yeah, if steve makes another one of those flash things I'm definitely going to make one too. :]
I like your prince of persia mockup. That game was so violent for its time. I remember cracking up watching little pixel men get chopped in half and crushed. ;p