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>>672770
I understand what you're trying to do with following your refs to a perfect T, but you still gotta follow basic 3d animu rules in making it look 'right'. Remember, its a 3D model, not a picture.
Like the eyes being really small and so far apart is not good for animu. The basic rule of thumb is to make the width of 1 eye be the same length of how far apart they are (pic related); it works in most stylized 3d models and safer to do so it'll look right in the 3/4s view.

I would recommend looking at 3d models of animu; pinterest is the best site for this because it'll show you wireframes etc. of 3d models. Learning how to see proportions and details is the first thing I would work on.
Also excellent job on finishing the mesh of the model and sticking through until the end. Persistence is very important in getting gud at 3d so keep at it, and you want to keep the momentum of this habit so it won't wear off.