Yep, I call it done. Don't want to do anymore because I like showing unfinished work with finished parts, the finished parts are more emphasised. Um..yeah, Auron, FFX, pencil. Took about 3 hours total, also I got a note that he looked puny, so I beefed him up a bit.
Now there is a way to find flaws in your/my artwork. I don't know if anyone does this, but I always thought it was a cool technique....
1. Scan pic in, put in a editing/paint program
2. flip it horizontally, this will make the artist look at the pic differently in a technical aspect. The flaws will be seen more this way because your eyes and brain will see the art differently than how you made it.
3. Use the computer program to mark the problems, make new lines and adjustments.
4. Flip the artwork horizontally again so its back to original, only redone.
5. Print, then make adjustments on original artwork, and it should turn out better.
I sortof learned this in art history, my teacher constantly put slides in the wrong way and then the class would even notice problems with some historical works. They would feel odd flipped around.