#What level would you put me at?

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half night
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So for a while I was wondering whether I'd be considered an upper intermediate, a lower intermediate, or just pure intermediate?

Some examples of my art: (take into consideration that these are the better and more recent ones)

main shoal
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I would say an intermediate, depends on the style your going for in the future though.

gilded dome
# half night So for a while I was wondering whether I'd be considered an upper intermediate, ...

I would say you are a lower intermediate.

While you do well with full body drawings, your Purple haired girl close up has some proportion issues with her torso and arms, the lighting on it isn't the best of your work either (feels flat). I know its probably not meant to have a complex composition, but it's lacking with that too. I also feel like the lineart is giving a somewhat uncanny vibe...

Now the full body red haired one is definitely your best work. You did very good with colors and lighting, the lineart is blending in, and it has an interesting pose and composition... for me, it only seems to be missing some tiny details in those aspects and I think there are some proportion and perspective errors (leg and arm) but they do get overshadowed with the overall quality of the drawing. Good job

The green haired one has some oversimplified aspects but they feel stylish and, aside from the hoodie cloth on the arm, show some good understanding of lighting, coloring and composition. Though I do still see possible proportion mistakes (arm size), they are barely noticeable by the untrained eye.

Now for the last one, it's hard to draw a front facing portrait without making it feel flat, and sadly yours does. There are some more noticeable issues in lighting and coloring in this drawing than other ones where they just add up to an overall flattering image. Also, your lineart in this one is not favoring it either, and it still has some proportion issues (eye difference, lower third of the face).

You do very good with colors and lighting, but your proportions/perspective, lineart and composition need some improvement.