It's pretty much common knowledge now that I like Touhou Project, right?

I think it'll get better with practice adjusting the colors. I don't know how old you are, but I think the pose is depicted relatively stably for this level... If you didn't trace over AI corrections, you drew it well. If you lower the saturation a bit and refine the light direction practice, it'll become a great drawing.

Lately, there are many people who trace AI-generated art and claim it as their own, but your hard work and dedication in creating your art are evident!! Thanks for sharing your beautiful drawings ㅎㅎ

There's something in the very front and something in the very back, but it's hard to tell at a glance which is near and which is far. You seem to have applied blur well to the branches in the front, but it might look better if you darken the front branches a bit and slightly brighten the background in the very back to create separation. Contrast is important for an image to stand out, right? (Honestly, I don't know much either... I might be wrong since I'm just giving feedback based on what I've seen and heard ㅎㅎ...)

I don't know much about anatomy either.. the flower colors don't quite match, making it look a bit messy ㅜㅜ To make the character stand out, I think it would be good to unify the background with either dark flowers or light flowers!! The character is unique and pretty.

It's nice to see Touhou characters occasionally. It seems like you try to fill in the background without just glossing over it, and blurring the surroundings so the focus stays on the character shows a lot of thought went into this piece, which I appreciate. Personally, I preferred the pose before the change because it showed off the character's style more...ㅠㅠd There are many comments saying it's cluttered, but you don't necessarily need to remove each element one by one. You could try using a wider canvas and zooming in on the drawing just enough so the character's feet are slightly cut off. This would also reduce the feeling of emptiness at the bottom. Adding a subtle pink overlay overall might also make the 'covered in flowers' feeling more distinct. Be careful not to let the foreground obscure the face. If you draw about five or six large flowers close up, assuming they're right in front of the camera, they'll cover some of the flowers in the back, reducing the clutter and making the space feel larger, so you won't have to erase what you've painstakingly drawn. (Right now they're a bit small, and only slightly larger than the character's face)

Wow, you drew this really well! I don't really have a knack for giving feedback, so I'm not sure how to best approach this, but I'll do my best... Personally, I think it would be nice if the cherry blossom colors in the back were the same as the flower colors on the front branches!! Since the two colors are different, it feels like they're different trees. Also, I don't think you need to describe the shadows in such detail! If you look up photos of people under real cherry blossom trees, you'll rarely see shadows that clearly show the shape of the branches and flowers! They tend to appear more like a mass or a lump, so I think it would be better if you rendered them that way. I enjoyed looking at your beautiful drawing!! It must have been really hard to draw, but it's truly amazing! Keep up the great work!!