First of all, I love all the little details on the clothing, and the ammo/gun belts in particular. From the top of his greasy-looking head to beyond the tattered edge of his duster, these images easily show that a lot of hard work was put into their design as well as their execution. The dynamism of the posing is fantastic, and the facial expressions are hilarious and strangely charming.

My only technical complaint is that the cigar looks like it should be falling out of his mouth in the top left image. I think his teeth should be slightly parted, and the cigar clenched between them, but then again my only real reference for men smoking cigars is old A-Team reruns. Maybe "Wild Bill" just has stronger lips than Hannibal?

Great work all-around, though. The jutting-jaw head-shot grin and the full-shot of him reloading are probably my favorite parts of this reference sheet.

Reminds me of when I was young watching those Wild West shows at theme parks. You did an excellent job Arvalis! The poses and proportions are great not to mention consistencies in the costume. I like how the expressions are over the top Wetsern yet very life-like. I don't know the person you're trying to draw, but I could gather from the drawing that he's a bad guy. My favorite is the third from the left with the two guns. The smoke is drawn incredibly well. Overall, I think this is a great piece, I hope it does well in your class!