Wow, that's really great! I love the cooler color scheme and wow, your style continues to stun with how appealing and emotive it is! A lot of people diss mspaint, but I'm personally really fond of the lowres pixelated look that only it can produce. The anatomy is really solid too and there's a lot of attitude in his pose!
One thing that I will say is that you didn't quite force that perspective enough. When doing forced perspective, you need to exaggerate even more than what you brain says. It's to compensate for the fact that we're trying to portray 3d properties in a 2d space. Next time, don't be afraid to foreshorten the fuck out of everything.
From a low angle, you'll see that the further up the body goes, the more squished it looks. Your brain will say, ah, but the legs are equal to the upper body in length, but due to visual distortion, the legs will appear long and the head, usually 1/6th of a body, will be reduced to a much smaller size. A good way to get in practice of this is breaking the body down into basic shapes, like this.
Sorry for the quick mspaint scribble, I couldn't find a good google image to show what I meant.
It's easier to picture a rectangle or block in space than a thigh, so if instead of drawing a body, you draw a series of blocks to represent each limb and forshorten those blocks, thinking of them as blocks and not limbs, then it's an easier start.
Here's another quick shitty mspaint doodle I did to try and show what i mean a bit better.
I hope this helped!!
