Indeed. You seemed actually mad at us for pointing out your faults. Look, the best thing you can do about your work is think that it flat sucks and always see it with a devastatingly self-critic eye. It's difficult but it's the best way you'll find of getting better and better. I understand you try to defend your work, I really do, but trying to fence off obvious mistakes is useless and pointless.
I, for example, look at my work from previous years and I can't believe how badly I drew in those years; I'm also always trying to take tidbits of the work of others. Observe the work of pros and aspiring people alike, take elements off their work, read books on the subject, study pictures so you can understand why reflections work like they do, why they happen. You can never get good enough, but that only depends on what you do.
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I can always just say the jag has negative camber though 
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