I see a small boy kneeling down looking tough a window.It reminds me of the type of viewing window you would get in a zoo.I also see his mum standing behind him. So if this was your intention it seems clear to me.

My favourites are 5 and 15 I think they give you great story telling opportunities

My main goal is to make about 10 portfolio pieces and set up a website.Also start using backgrounds in my art. Backgrounds are a real weak point so I am thinking of joining the new Background course starting on SvS.
Try and really get to grips with perspective and composition

@coley I have it ,it is good the brushes are nice and a some are quite different,I used to use it all the time but don’t really bother with it now I find the interface a bit annoying.There is a iPad version which I heard crashes a lot ,why don’t you try the free trial.I feel it is a add on programme rather than a main painting software but that is just my opinion

@art-of-b A good art software for beginners is Autodesk sketchbook pro and it is free, I also prefer ClipStudio paint to Photoshop.

I like 1 the best I think that strong block in goes better with the style of the art.

I think they are really good, although the picture you have chosen for the first one is a little bit of an awkward pose for anyone to draw. So you are doing very well with your studies keep it up.

@nessillustration I like 4 and 2. They are all lovely

@marcel1980 Thanks for replying very interesting information

@chrisaakins I Just found the video! Mixed media - watercolour and digital by Will Terry there are some cool textures backgrounds included. Good luck