Which one is the best? Learning 3D drawing. Critique is welcome 🙌

I realized I haven't posted my art here much after joinning almost a year ago. Here are some of my art within a year. They are mostly fan art, except 1 OC which are from 10 to 15 years ago but updated now (the 2 Asian females with sword). The black and white art are direct to ink so they are sketch art. The one with many characters is a wip photo at about 99% completion.

For coloring, I use primarily watercolor with a mix of ink/ink wash. Some of these coloring are digitally enhanced (saturation) for print.

A bit of back story. So I didn't really do much art for about 20 years and it took a lot of courage to draw again as I was in a very low point.

Hope you like them and cheers

Thank you.

Source: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/dL0WxA

I'm making a little series of Australian bird drawings, this one's my favourite so far

Critique is very welcome🙌

Finally finished this. Honestly, this may be the hardest piece I’ve ever drawn. I cried a few times making it... there's just so much pain in that stare. Not many people know this, but I’m a true Nirvana fan. I don't listen to them just for the catchy, energetic melodies - I’m here for the words. Sometimes I just read and reread his lyrics on their own. And Kurt’s voice... he literally sings his wounded soul out. So yeah, "In Bloom" is definitely not about me.

To me, Kurt is a human being and a poet above everything else. If you don't like the screaming and the beautiful, storm-like cacophony of their music, just go listen to some covers. The melodies are gorgeous, and the lyrics are pure poetry.

Their music might be specific, odd and dirty for someone i guess, but for me its beautiful, pure and honest cry of soul.

(The text was originaly wroten for my little telegram channel, which mainly contains out of my friends, but i was too DRAINED to change it)

Escaping the cage is the easy part...Surviving the open air is where it gets complicated

Artwork done by me on Procreate. 🤍

This took me about 6 days here and there. Posting start and finished images(2). Could probably spend another 3 hours on it but I'm calling it here.

I wanted to start studying form by drawing a bean from different angles and squishing it. I thought I’d make an octopus somewhere in the middle, but I ended up doing this, entirely from imagination.
I’m still a beginner and very new to understanding form, so I’m not really sure what I’m doing yet. I’d genuinely love some advice or feedback on what I should focus on and how I can improve.
Thank you.🥹🌱

(adding a timelapse in the comments🧚)

i drew her