'Cute' is going to be difficult to agree on, since everyone has a different set of features they prefer. I do a lot of professional character art and have some suggestions... but please feel free to ignore them all :)

- Firstly, she looks distinctly worried. You need to made sure the inside points on the eyebrows aren't the highest point. Bring down and seperate the inner portions of the eyebrow.

- Second, move the eyebrwos apart a little. You can actually see the worry-wrinkles in her brow - that's not very appealing (imo).

- Next, her nasal bridge is too strong - a characteristic that usually comes with age. If you soften the bridge some, she'll look younger and stereotypically 'cuter'.

- The tip of her nose seems a bit low, another characteristic that appears with age. If you raise the tip up a little, she'll look younger.

- Have her engage the viewer by looking at us, as opposed to looking at some off-camera interest. It's more interesting and engaging if she's looking at us, as if the viewer is the most interesting subject at the moment. It's all about subtle.

- Her teeth are not attractive. I'd recommend closing her mouth a bit more.

- If possible, I'd recommend getting rid of the lines between her cheeks and mouth. They imply more worry/age.

Just a few ideas. Good luck! :)

jesus christ i almost puked.

http://i1305.photobucket.com/albums/s559/pryox/20121227053052_zpsd806a05b.jpg

Alright, Ive made some major alterations this time! Help me out guys!

-- Jesus Garcia-Lopez

That's a whole lot better than the original, you've got a pretty good all knowing smirk going on there to.

I could help!

First step, you need to make softer features. women don't have much testosterone. So, we have smaller and finer features. Secondly, I know how guys are about boobs and butts, but try to be realistic about body proportions (don't go FFF but go for some lift and separate).

Secondly, know that your complexion should determine your make up color. If she's going to be fair skin uses a lighter touch than a darker skinned character. Also, our eye color determines a lot about the eye shadow, which in turn determines blush. If it's hazel, brown, or green, go with an earth color. If her eyes are blue, go with pinks and blues.

Also pick good hair colors. See how mine has contrasting high lights with the natural character? Try going as natural as possible (i.e. avoid pink and blue hairs).

Finally, the portrait. Pick a color scheme. I've gone very black and white. Ask a photographer how to make a good picture. I took a class and understood aspects of lighting and positioning. So, I had a little advantage.

http://i1305.photobucket.com/albums/s559/pryox/20121227053052_zpsd806a05b.jpg

Alright, Ive made some major alterations this time! Help me out guys!

-- Jesus Garcia-Lopez

That's a whole lot better than the original, you've got a pretty good all knowing smirk going on there to.

Narrow that chin down a bit and you've got it I think For all the work you've put in on this, I'd say you deserve to finish up and call it good.

..not to say there's anything wrong with a woman with a strong jaw; just that these aren't often so much strong as exagerated protuberances. Depends on the subtype really.

Awesome!!!!!!
Okay i did that:
http://i1305.photobucket.com/albums/s559/pryox/20121227071826_zpsf2774817.jpg

I can probably play around whit the pose later as long as the face shape is okay right? hehehehehe

--Jesus Garcia-Lopez

Here's a tip, squint your eyes so the sculpt is blurry then mould the shapes until it looks "right". Tis' what you do in real sculpting/painting. Which race/bloodline is she ? I wanna play around and see if i can make a pretty girl :P

Here's a tip, squint your eyes so the sculpt is blurry then mould the shapes until it looks "right". Tis' what you do in real sculpting/painting. Which race/bloodline is she ? I wanna play around and see if i can make a pretty girl :P

Am I cute?