As per your request: The head looks too big. The height is greater than the shoulder width of the sitter, which seems at odds with the rest. I FELT something was wrong, proportionally speaking, but struggled to identify the problem at first. The eyes also seem larger than life, especially the right one, but this IS a WIP, so no real prob’s on that front. Ignoring the spikey fingers, it looks like the left forearm (as we see it) is too short, even allowing for foreshortening, probably because of the dropped angle, where the effect would not be so pronounced. Additionally, it appears to be floating in the air, with no obvious means of support. I’m assuming her right arm is inside the recess of the furniture, but still the foreshortening looks overdone, as there’s very little apparent difference between the position of the two arms, depth-wise. The progression into the legs looks smooth enough to my eye, and the breasts are well positioned and have weight. I might’ve expected more of a waist, but that’s not necessarily correct for all figures, as we ALL know *smile*. Is the foot too small? Difficult to say.

I hope some of this helps, and I hope you post the finished article.

Brian

The only possible issue I see is her left arm/elbow joint.

I agree finished hands and the foot will probably make quite a difference, along with light and shading..

JMW mentioned a mirror. I would suggest taking a photo of yourself in the position you want if possible. Foreshortening using a reference always seems to surprise me in some way.