Identify and correct any limbs or body parts that appear twisted, bent, or unnaturally shaped, ensuring proper alignment and anatomical correctness.

Examine the overall proportions of the characters or objects in the scene, making adjustments to ensure consistency in size, scale, and perspective.

Look for any distortions or warping in the artwork, particularly in facial features or structures, and adjust them to maintain a natural appearance.

Check for any inconsistencies in the placement or angle of limbs, adjusting as necessary to achieve a more harmonious and balanced composition.

Identify any elements that may be unintentionally exaggerated or minimized, such as overly large hands or shrunken heads, and modify them to create a more cohesive and visually appealing image.

Assess the overall composition, removing or repositioning any elements that may be causing visual clutter or imbalance in the scene.

Ensure that the characters or objects are interacting with their environment