C: Juliana-C / part III

First off, I'd like to say that I really like the expression you gave her. I makes her stand out and gives her a kind of curious look. The lines look smooth and are pleasant to look at. My piece of advice would be that you should practice seeing the face as a three-dimensional thing. As it is now, there is only very little overlapping and the overall face looks flat. Studying the planes of the face and how they work can really be a help here. I hope this made sense whatsoever.... but overall a nice portrait