Mike Lycaon Backstage

First off, well done on this drawing. It came out terrific and has been thought out well. The idea is simple though. I'll be honest though, that the chair and sign does give it the idea of being in the stage but doesn't bring out much impact. I recommend drawing a stage or lights to increase the impact of the drawing.

The coloring though is little sloppy and felt like it was rushed. There is plenty of white gaps that show. When coloring, its about patience. Take your time at it. Give easy brushes so the ink would soak into the paper giving it a fuller look. Also on the body, I can see how the strokes are quite visible and standout. Like I said, gentle strokes. What you use is a brush tip on the marker. Treat it like a brush and give gentle strokes moving the ink. Also, I've noticed spots that seem to be lighter then the rest of the fur. For example, the right arm OPOV, there is a white or light grayish area around the bicep. and the rest is darker. If the right pec is giving off shadow to the right arm, OPOV, then the bicep would be a little darker. The same applies to the body. Certain parts are brighter. Watch your brush strokes and be patient when coloring. No Rush. Also, needs a few shadowing. Like under the muscles in certain parts, give a second layer of the marker you are using. Doing a second layer will allow it to get dark creating that lovely shadow appearance.

Overall, its not bad, could use some work on here and there, But none the less a good attempt. Keep going!