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Unfortunately, I couldn't participate (I hope I won't mess up in the Miss Heroes contest... I'll fight for the last available spot :)), but I'm always happy to take a look at the entries.
1. The drawing is quite flawed, but I really like it. The naive and kind humor, the cute characters, the atmosphere of friendship (I don't see them wanting to tear each other's heads off) - all of this is definitely a plus.
2. There are some minor flaws with the proportions; I would like to see the girl portrayed more gracefully. But the texture is worked out wonderfully, and I really like the expression on her face.
3. Dragon... ^_^ The white outlines on the armor and the complete lack of a background are a bit distracting. But the dragon is cute ^_^.
4. The lack of a color scheme and the shadow from the photograph detract from the overall impression. There are some flaws in the proportions (for example, I would make the shaman's head smaller and her legs longer). But the picture is still pleasant and atmospheric. The little tiger is just adorable ^_^.
5. The drawing is clearly not professional, but the composition is very good. The ropes on the titan's body slightly spoil the impression (I would either erase these areas, dab them with a correction pen, or use a pearlescent pen). A big plus is the overall thoughtfulness of the drawing; if a great professional had drawn it, I would like to see it on the disc of a new expansion.
6. The combination of yellow-orange, green, and red-purple is a bit jarring (at least for me), although the author skillfully found a place for each color, and in the end, this riot of colors still leaves a good impression. And again, there is no background (although the blurred bottom of the elf somewhat mitigates this drawback). The work is good, there are no major flaws, and the snake adds extra charm ^_^.
But still, the charm of work #1 makes me vote for it, even though all the works are very, very good