Yeah, but I imagine it'd help more overall if one learned perspective separately, at least in my opinion. Just like how drawing your own character is different from, say, using a 'How to Draw' book, and tracing over it. I do like where this is going, besides a few minor touch ups that could be done.

Yeah, most of the pillars look pretty weird but I think I can fix that

Hopefully you'll fix it up nice and well because brinstar is one of my favorite stages.

Thanks ^_^

Sorry for how lil' I have updated, but shading is really confusing for me.
If someone could give me some advice of what to exactly do, I'd love that.
Anyways, here is today's update:

Considering that Christmas is coming, I want to delay Brinstar for later and do some snowy/icy stage.
I tought about Iceberg from Kirby Dream Land 2/3 or Shiver Star from Kirby 64 but I can't really decide.
Any comments?

I'd go with Shiver Star Dude, If not for the awesome boss fight that will ensue there because Smash 4 Wii U

That's really inconsiderate of other peoples traditions and religion.

Naw I dont care. But maybe you could try a Christmas themed version of Brinstar. It'd add more originality to it XD

No. It would ruin the whole sense of spriting it if it's going to be like the original.

Wait what?

Simple:
Why the f*** make a snowy Brinstar if there was never any snow in Metroid/Super Metroid?

Haha have it your way xD

Just a suggestion.

By that logic, why draw characters in santa hats when they never had it in canon? Simple: fun

I was refering to the stage...
Also is not fun for me to ruin a stage just to make it fit with the season...
Sorry for no update, been kinda busy.

I know that it's a WIP
but the line-art looks a bit rough, even for a tracing.
I would suggest cleaning up areas before coloring any further.
Sorry that I can't pinpoint areas to clean up for you because i think the line-art in general is a bit awkward equally throughout the whole stage.

He's not trying to push your buttons xD
Just trying to give you some ideas man