Asymmetrical LOBO sketch

An old and deeply flawed commissioned sketch of DC's character Lobo... Note that I screwed up the, uh, perspective on his pecs (now, THERE'S a phrase one does not often hear), and the fact that his face (well, his CHIN, mainly) is more than a tad asymmetrical. Oh, well.

Much of my work displays a MASSIVE right-hand bias, alas... I generally don't have the time to "mirror" or flip over a piece to check for bias/ distortion in my art, so I usually have to just wing it (and "use the force," if you will), "eyeball" the piece, and hope that the resulting degree of asymmetry doesn't wreck the illo entirely.

Note, young(ish) artists, that you should NOT do what I've just described, not if you're committed to actually improving your work. Using shortcuts such as "eyeballing" will NOT help you over rough (artistic) patches, nor help you learn new techniques that could possibly supercharge your work. More on this seemingly hypocritical "do as I say, not as I do" philosophy of mine later...