It looks excellent, I think!

Thanks <3

You're very welcome!

goodness this is beautiful... I love the starry sky and the mountains, and of course the character... so pretty.

Thanks ;A;

WOW, how do you even do that O_O SOOOO AMAZING

<33 :'D

Behold the speckled Asian night sky. The dwarfed ground illuminated only by lamplight.

Beautiful. I absolutely love the mood in this! It is so inspiring!

Thank you :D glad you think its inspiring :3

Beautiful setting~. =^w^= Lovely work.

Thank you <3 ^w^

The mountains are really lovely, and the overall mood of the picture comes through loud and clear. I am liking your work more and more the more you post! :3

Aww thank you so much for the sweet compliment <3 I'm happy you like my works :3

This is beautiful! Are you speaking about souls?

OMG! You decided on the quju style of shenyi hanfu! And adorned it with the embroidery of plum blossom branches! *ten thousand squeaks of joy*

Bamboo forests in the background, an illuminated walk over the old carved stone walkways of Huangshan mountain, and a starry night with meteors! Meteors!

I hoped you had a lot of fun playing with this! The warm and cool light play is fantastic. I didn't know what to expect being experimental/wing-it but I knew it would be beautiful, and it is!

I like the song you listed too. I love atmospheric instrumentals but have not come across Hammock before. Thank you for everything ^__^

Awww I'm SO happy you like it! *squeels* It was kinda though thinking of what I should draw, because there were so many things! I had to do something with meteors after our talk though :D

I think I forwarded too many ideas. All of the things! This means I must get more things from you in the future

And space rocks, I must collect them all, for science! That reminds me too, people make jewelry with acid-etched iron meteorite pieces. You need some space rocks in your collection! :D

Simply beautiful and I really love the lightings <3

Yay, I found a suitable poem and translated it so it sounds better in English, instead of just a literal translation (which read terribly):

Staying the Night at a Mountain Temple
Li Bai (701–762AD)

From this soaring tower a hundred feet aloft,
My hands could pluck stars from the skies above.
Yet I dare not rejoice with elated voice,
For I might disturb the kin of heaven itself.

Also this is my go-to track for Chinese landscape inspiration. An erhu instrumental!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpWu_u7UUw4