-Crits on Body and Hair-I'm no expert on anatomy, but I think if you draw a mostly straight line down (not inwards) from his arm-pit, he looks more natural, or fleshed out.
As for hair, try to remember that there is still hair on the back of a persons head/neck.
-Tip- Try looking at people who are standing naturally, jot a stick figure of how they're standing and try to flesh it out.
If you're looking at their hair, do a balloon shape and do a rough design with no real details of their hair.
-Positive Comments-The folding, and the feet are very good (be careful how many toes you draw)
Hands are by far the most hardest thing to draw. So I applaud the hand holding the broom.
-Crit on Broom-All objects have a shape, be it a square, or a circle, or rectangle. To make an object 3D, try to extrude the shape. Like, make it into a cube or something, try using a straight edge like a book, or a fork, etc. on the broom handle. (It's what I do when I have no ruler)
-TipsGet a real broom, or a bunch of misfit objects, and see which way they face. In real life, 3D shapes are often distorted by which is closer, and which is further.
Sketch these out in different positions so you have a reference of them.
(Or you can just imagine a broom if you're too poor to afford one like me. :>)
-Positive Comments-The details on the broom itself are very good and the dotted effect on top gives it a nice brush look.
-End Notes-I hope I helped, I'll try help with hands, and arms next, but that's a very grey area for me.
Coming up next, Cheat-Sheets!
~Mi