My first attempt at low poly modeling. I made some birbs.

It would definitely help having reference for an angle like this. I'd say it's hard to draw something so foreshortened without lots of practice! I guess this is practice though. If you can take a picture of a friend or have someone take a pic of you, do it! Finding reference online would help too.

I think anatomically, your lady has very broad shoulders. Another problem is the position of the head, unless she was looking upwards, you wouldn't see her face as clearly/flatly. Drawing her looking upward accurately could get tough!

I tried to make an edit but I'm not entirely happy with it. It's a tough angle to get right! I'm sure another artist will edit something nicer! Anyway, drawing a figure (or something else) in this angle is often called 3 point perspective. It might help googling it and seeing other examples.



Also, here are some pics I found that have a foreshortened angles similar to yours I thought were cool and could help.

https://pre00.deviantart.net/425e/th/pre/i/2015/365/c/0/extreme_top_down_bird_s_eye_perspective_by_senshistock-d9m2njf.jpg
https://i.pinimg.com/236x/ea/68/c7/ea68c75d944a021fdb57fe6d8ffe7d32.jpg
https://imgs.steps.dragoart.com/how-to-draw-female-figures-draw-female-bodies-step-7_1_000000104031_5.png

I had such a hard time finding the reference for this pose! I didn't know how to describe it other than top down, and whenever I searched that all I would get were directly pointed down from above which is not really showing a majority of the body. And I wanted her to be looking up at the camera but the body looks a lot closer to the perspective I was trying to capture!

Wow very insightful! Thank you so much for telling you that I was worrying it was my tablet. Now I know it's just a shortcoming of pyxel edit. Thats a little disappointing.

This is kind of a not question question - but I'm having a hard time getting "comfortable" when using certain programs.
So far the only one that I really like is Pyxel Edit - it's cheap and it does everything I want. But, there is this strange issue that is sort of frustrating me, whenever I try to use the main pen tool and block out a shape of something, lets say a filled in blob in a small area it doesn't draw any pixels. It only works if I move my pen along a larger path. It's a weird little hangup that's making the process really frustrating and I don't come across this issue in Graphic Gale for example. Though I find the UI of graphic gale to be clunky and it doesn't do the great thing of pyxel edit where it gives you a bunch of different shades and hues of the color you've picked.

Does anyone know about this strange pyxel edit hangup or can recommend some similar programs?