It's the year of the dragon after all! :derp:
What do you guys think?
I've seen lots of pictures by you around here. I'd say it's pretty good.
Your style seems pretty well developed, and you seem very comfortable with it. Enough so that it's beyond minor technical things like proportions and what not.
I suggest trying to draw something that leaves the viewer with some kind of 'feeling', or something memorable.
Not saying that I'm like an expert or anything(since I have a lot to polish up on). Just saying that you seem 'good' enough to take 'a few more steps forward' now.
For example, adding a silhouette of a dragon behind her with 2012 somewhere in there would likely leave the viewer with the 'Oh, it's a happy new year of the dragon' kind of feeling (This would also better portray the reason why you drew this to begin with: because it's the year of the dragon). That, to me, would be a lot more memorable than just a pencil sketch of a character. This would also be more effective especially if the viewer isn't a fan of the particular character that you drew, in this case Meiling(whom I am not necessarily a fan of). [The good/bad thing about fan art is that 1) It's easier to portray the character of the character since it's already been established outside, 2) but because of this, the viewer already has pre-conceived prejudices(good or bad) of that character. As an example of this, I might like a picture you draw of Alice more than this, even if it might be the same/slightly worse. Which is why the impression you create in the drawing is as important as the character you draw. As another example, consider the differences between a moe Remillia and a charismatic Remillia picture. ... Hmm, did I get a bit side-tracked here? Oh well]
I'm not sure if all of what I said is entirely accurate since I don't really pay too much conscious attention to these things myself (since I'm working on my style first). Not to mention that I'm very inexperienced in this sort of this, so sorry if I'm wrong, or if I offended you in any way.