After looking at your pic I don't see anything wrong with them its got all the element you need you be an artist just keep practicing and try planing your figures out in stead of just going for a finish drawing straight away.

I have to kind of agree with what the last person said, or the part of it that my smallish brain allows me to recall in vague detail. What I'm getting at is this, basically, to draw really well (and by writing this i am by no means claiming to be fantastic at it either), you have to create pictures using principles of design, and, when it comes to any living creature, you have almost GOT to use an underlying structure.
I am doing animation at the moment in Uni, and when I first began I did most drawings straight- I got an idea, sat down and drew until it was finished to my liking or disliking. My sense of structure was limited to starting with the eyes and sticking every thing else around them. After doing the course I've been doing for a while now, I have to say I've learnt alot.
For every single drawing I do now, I think about the structure. If i'm drawing a human I begin by drawing a stick figure, then add the bodilly dimensions as abstract shapes, and finally stick in all the wierd little details.
You may not believe me, but believe me when I say, that if you use this system, your drawings WILL improve.

Good work, like your subjects, but I would begin to work on human/morphed human anatomy a little more..not that I'm any good! Just my advice,

Keep it up,

Jenni \m/

All you need to do is practice...The key here is work on anatomy of humans or other animals. Muscles are the key and like the other people said you need to stard with just shapes first then turn it into your final don't just jump to your final keep up the drawing

Cool art!! Yeah, im in love w/ midevil shtuff also!! Narnia ans tolkien rock!! Keep up zee good work!

Nice.. Keep drawing kid!

Some help: Look at other artist' work. Look what they do. Then try to draw it over. Not like laying a piece of transparent paper on their work, but just try drawing their things by the look of it. It is not a shame, in conterary: it will help a lot. Currently I am learning the most from a picture I am redrawing. And after you have drawn that picture, and it looks like it, you can draw more of these kind of pictures. And then, after a while, you will be able to make your own drawings with the technique you used in the copied drawings fresh in your mind.

Also the advice of David Squeak Myers is good.

Hey David!!! ^^ Hehe! I never knew you had an Elfwood Gallery! Cool! XD *Goes for a gander* Mreeeeeeeeee!!!!

-Jenni (From MUM)

Heya, had a look around your gallery and I like it very much, the dragon is my favourite. Since you are interested in Celtic symbols I thought you might like to have a look at this site. http://123celtic-irish-jewelry.com/celticart.asp There isn't that may symbols there but there are a few, I'm sure there are many more on the net.

Blessings Fallyn x

Really kool work luv ur style.