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Originally Posted by Columbine
Don't be too 'wooow' over it though, it's a copy of part of a professional piece. Practise and all that~
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Check the length of your nose.
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 One of my final pieces. My teacher looked at it and said "huh, you know, 25 years i've been teaching black and white paintings and I think that's the first zebra."
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Haha you'd figure there'd be more.
Watch out for the bleed on the first one, that's way too much water. Experiment with dry brush techniques; they're fun!
I like the yellow roses. I dunno if it was intentional but the difference in saturation between the ones in the foreground and middleground give it nice depth.
Zebra looks good, I like the blending of very intricate strokes with wide, simple ones. The black ink bleed on the left side is pulling my eye away, though, and it feels like his/her right front leg is unfinished. Otherwise a solid piece.
In the words of every painting teacher I've ever had:
Keep going!