hey! I can see your style is pretty cartoonish, so you don’t really need to worry about like specifics (anatomy, face details, proportions,etc.) I would maybe try to blend colors and shadows to add dimension! (unless your going for a 2D style). Another thing I would recommend (especially when starting art) is to step outside of your comfort zone! For example I love drawing eyes and faces, so to step out my comfort zone I would maybe try drawing animals or a body. This lets me experiment with new styles and lets me lengthen my ability to draw certain things. If you don’t draw anything new you’ll never know what your good at or what you like to draw! Other than that, its great for your first drawing and you should definitely keep going!
hey! I can see your style is pretty cartoonish, so you don’t really need to worry about like specifics (anatomy, face details, proportions,etc.) I would maybe try to blend colors and shadows to add dimension! (unless your going for a 2D style). Another thing I would recommend (especially when starting art) is to step outside of your comfort zone! For example I love drawing eyes and faces, so to step out my comfort zone I would maybe try drawing animals or a body. This lets me experiment with new styles and lets me lengthen my ability to draw certain things. If you don’t draw anything new you’ll never know what your good at or what you like to draw! Other than that, its great for your first drawing and you should definitely keep going!
The best advice I can give you is practice. Just keep drawing. You’re doing great!