Hi there 
Even though I was reading the discussions on the forum for quite a long time, I never had the guts to share with you my work before I finish it. But finally I got the courage and here’s my take on Feb 3rd Thursday.
The illustration is in progress - I roughly have the colors laid down and now I am working on the younger sister.
I thought of love and remembered my sister - how we were always fighting, but whenever one of us got in troubles, the other one was always there, helping (and laughing...).
Any suggestions or thought will be appreciated!
And a bunch of THANK-YOU! to Will and Lee and Jake for doing such a huge amount of work!
So endearing!!!! Glad you were brave to share!
This is adorable! What a wonderful concept. I can't wait to see your style develop more as you finish this. Keep posting!
@mag It's great that you finally got the courage to post - welcome to the SVS community! It's a friendly place and great to share your work so I hope you keep posting too. This is a lovely idea for 3rd Thursday - I like that you have characterised the sisters as cat and mouse, to capture the fighting-but-friends part of your concept. Will be great to see how this progresses
@Dulcie Thank you! I have to say - this is the most friendly, yet constructive community I had the chance to be in. Just reading through various discussions helps so much!
Here's un update on the illustration. I am not sure about the background - it's still not finished though, so maybe I will find what bugs me after the fancy frame is done...
Any suggestions or advice will be very appreciated! I'm always happy to learn something new. 
I really like the soft, felt/wool-like feeling of the trees and how their clothes/costumes echo that same feeling.
I think if the more defined line work on their face (and the stitching) had more of that same organic/tactile feel it would tie the piece together even more.
Oh, also really like the color palette. It has a very gentle feel to it
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@shinjifujioka Thank you! I will definitely take a look at that.
I really like this piece! I like the background, however, I would maybe try desaturating it a bit so it doesn't compete with the girls as much... Also, I agree with @shinjifujioka about having some of the organic texture on the faces. Finally, maybe you should use another color for the shadow (dark green-blue maybe?); the black is a little distracting and I think it would help to harmonize colors... even on the face you could try a "almost-black green or blue" for the details....
Can't wait to see it finish!
So sweet I especially love the little sister
This is really cute I like their outfits.
Thank you all for your advices! I tried to applied them and here's the finished illustration.
But - While I was drawing this one, another idea came up. Now I do not know which one of them should I send...
I already have the values and color palette done, ready to color the whole thing. 
Any ideas?
Hahahaha!!! I LOVE the comic! I really don't know which one you should submit. You have very solid skills.
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@NoWayMe Thank you.
I really like the comic as well!
love the Comic, its so funny, and nicely designed!
Thank you all! I will go with the comic then. I found really helpful the comic class by Jake Parker. I know I still did not draw quite right this page, but I sure will learn. It's funny how much more easily the work can be done, once I come to know the principles.
And here's the final version with color. What do you thing? Any suggestions?
Thank you all for your advices and comments! 
Your cartoon is adorable 
The only thing I don't like about it is that the cat calls the fox an "ingorant twit" - but then again, perhaps that's what a cat WOULD say I love the way you use panels and the characters reads very well!
@Camomilla Yeah... I know, it's quite rough to call someone that way and I was also thinking about it, if it's appropriate. But then again, this comic is not supposed for little kids and cats sometimes are unscrupulous - and lovely and warm and cute and the same time.
Would it be better if the cat says: "you little twit" instead? Or something else? I still want the cat to say something a little offensive. But I do not want to go vulgar too much.
I really like the soft, felt/wool-like feeling of the trees and how their clothes/costumes echo that same feeling.
I think if the more defined line work on their face (and the stitching) had more of that same organic/tactile feel it would tie the piece together even more.
Oh, also really like the color palette. It has a very gentle feel to it
