@ShannonBiondi Hi Shannon,
You are most welcome! I'm in the same boat as you. I recently attempted to make a finished piece and was just so discouraged because I have no idea what I'm doing! Lol. We're all here to learn together and support each other so I'm glad I could help at least a little bit. Also, I never even knew what composition was until I took the class here at SVS! Learned SO MUCH. Keep it up, sistah~! 
Hi Braden!
Zomg amazing work as always! Your skills are just... wow. I have zero comments regarding your art/execution.
In terms of story, I am in love with the idea that Godzilla's next challenger is a young girl. LOVE IT. I'd love for her to have a way to actually defeat Godzilla, though, instead of just slowing him down (like David vs. Goliath). But that eye imagery is super powerful!
I think the robot-building idea is great, but I want to see the finished product and actually see the robot using its super cool weapons to fight Godzilla. Omg what if the robot ACTUALLY shot out trains as bullets?! Crazy, haha.
The dog idea is hilarious, but I think the dog breed needs to be something less friendly-looking (is it a golden retriever?) if I'm going to believe that this dog has a chance against Godzilla. Or maybe a really smart dog like Bolt. Or even a cat? Maybe I'm veering too far off now, haha.
Thank you for sharing your process with us! It definitely challenges me to strive to be better in every way. Love your work~! 
Oh em gee Shannon, I love this concept so much!!! Lol~~ I thumbnailed some concepts just to explore some ideas and I'll share them here with you!
Top left is basically your sketch except I also included the street as Dima suggested so that you can better see the scale with cars/people/etc. I also wanted to add more depth by adding a building super close to the viewer on the right side and then some fun shapes like telephone lines on the left and some birds flying through the scene to give that extra lovey mood :). The blob on the bottom left corner is... I don't know, haha. I just wanted to add more depth to that side, too. Maybe it could be a portion of another building, lol.
Top middle is a view from inside a building with people looking outside a huge office window watching the two godzillas meet each other. But it kind of looks movie-theater-esque, and I don't know if you want that feel.
Top right is a shot closer to the ground, but I don't like this one because the POV is at a weird height. Not exactly ground level, not aerial, somewhere strangely in between, haha. Since we can't see the full Godzilla on the left, I gave her a skirt to signify that she's a girl, lol. Just... ignore this thumbnail, haha.
Bottom left is a night scene at ground level so we can really see the scale of the two godzillas with the buildings around them and the moon above. I drew "through" the frame so I can make sure I get proportions looking right, but I kind of like the way it looks with the legs coming out of the frame, but that's a judgment you can make once you get your composition down.
Thank you so much for sharing your process with us and letting us critique your work! I had so much fun making these thumbnails, haha! And composition is something I'm trying to improve on as well, so I really appreciate the opportunity to practice! Can't wait to see how your final art piece turns out!
Hi Igor!
Ah, I envy your ability to see and manage shapes! Love the smooth line that's flowing through your entire pose, too! I like the idea of him wiping his mouth after drinking blood. Maybe have him actually in the process of wiping his mouth like this?:
And maybe even have the flask in the same hand that he's wiping his mouth with to make the connection even clearer. Although I wouldn't know what to do with his other hand then, other than hold the cap, lol. The only other thing I'll mention is the hand holding the flask. The arm line seems to connect with the line for the bottom of the flask, and if anything, Will Terry has taught me to avoid tangential lines like this :D. Just giving my two cents!
Great work and thank you for sharing! I can't wait to see the finished product!
@aznthunduh thank you so much! Love your concept! XD
@nadyart I cannot stop staring at this art. Amazing!
@Norman-Morana oh em gee this piece is everything :O. Love it!
@maibutterfly2277 thank you so much! Your mermay cartoon is hilarious! Lol~ love your concept and it makes me want to create a mermaid based off your character.