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I'm a little confused why you're talking about werewolves since a kumiho is basically a shapeshifter. They're born from a fox living 1000 years and I actually heard more of them eating livers rather than hearts but I felt hearts would work better in the context. Also, in the fairytale The Fox Sister...

you can also originally work on a REALLY BIG canvas then scale to the appropriate size

for people who like to color their lineart sometimes they separate it to make coloring the lineart easier
Also for a certain type of lineartless style for digital painting the lineart is eventually is merged with the colors and then little by little colored over

I'm not sure what part of your art you want to improve on so my suggestions are going to be more character based since that's what I like to do and have improved on In conjunction with drawing everyday, you might want to slowly increase your practice time. Something that was very encouraging for me ...

Your art is nice! I especially like the way you color things and blend them for hair and clothes. Also, I just want to say that you don't have to follow my advice if that's just part your style First critique that isn't actually really a critique on your art skill- On the third pic with the lineart ...

ah I just put an idea in the idea dump thread that I thought was pretty unorthodox for a dating game. I don't think I should just copy paste here so you should check my latest post there if you want an example

an idea I had is a tragic dating VN in which the main character is a pacifistic Kumiho. In this story, the only way Kumihos can eat is either literally eating peoples hearts or by feeding of the love of others. Since the main character hates killing, of course she or he decides to go through the sec...

I don't really have much to contribute to the thread other than I really really love this idea!!! I could see it being applied to a storyline like the main character joining science olympiad or quiz bowl or something and having the goal to compete in nationals with an more subtle additional element ...