Rizzin Ref.

HOMGGGGGGG Comp-dork!! X'D chehehahahaarrrr nice lil addition there |'3

not bad,.. not bad for a first~ If you wanted some of my advice on ref-sheet making;
-the second paragraph wraps nicely to the images around it, i think if you 'centered' and wrapped the other blocks of text more like that one, the image would flow nicer~
-hairless profile and 'facepaw' details are good~ and you get a good shot of his body patterns, but looking at this i feel as though i am still missing out on the 'whole picture' ((as in, there are parts on his back that I wouldn't know what was there if i was to draw an angle dissimilar to what is presented))
*This also applies, in a way, to the markings.. the better they 'flow' the easier it iz for other people to understand~ ((Riz-kun iz a rather difficult splat! X'33333 hehe ))
-the 'colour chart' examples could be abit more of a tight cohesive design, like makign them roughly similar sizes and having them in one place, or placed ina way that had a easily recognisable pattern~
-a mini list of likes/dislikes, habits, age, blood-type ETTTTTTTC go along way to flesh-out your character~ *not to mention if someone draws you a random gift-art or a commissioner is given free reign, then they have a list of ideas to work from~
-In the top left-hand corner you keep the images 'away from the image border'~~ For the other partz, the images simpily cut-off. Choosing to go with edge or no-edge might improve the overall flow, and borders are your friend when it comes to 'encasing an image'! :'D
-I also think that ona ref sheet all the images points work better if they do-not overlap or contact, ((just helps to draw focus to individual bits this way~ and ref-sheets are all about information that the viewer needs in order to draw said character))

AAAAAAALL that being said, I like the enegery & charatcer~ ^______^ with abit of harsh-toning this ref-sheet could be a more useful tool~ :'3