highlights and shadows need to be more confident in the way they define the form, the 3-d quality of your image is too indistinct, its soft everywhere you need to balance your planar changes some need to have soft transitions and some need more abrupt transitions depending on which part of the body you are painting for example biceps are very rounded and will have a fairly soft transition from highlight to shadow, but noses knuckles and elbows are more rigid and geometric so the transition from light to dark in those areas will be more abrupt
highlights and shadows need to be more confident in the way they define the form, the 3-d quality of your image is too indistinct, its soft everywhere you need to balance your planar changes some need to have soft transitions and some need more abrupt transitions depending on which part of the body you are painting for example biceps are very rounded and will have a fairly soft transition from highlight to shadow, but noses knuckles and elbows are more rigid and geometric so the transition from light to dark in those areas will be more abrupt
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