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i noticed you tend to draw the weapons really tiny in comparisson to the bodies. Try to do some research on medieval weapons. A lot of your swrods look like little kitchen knifes in the hands of the characters. And the crossbow is just tiny. (also, is that cow-man holding his axe by the blade? Isn't he afraid of cutting his fingers off? Or is it just a really dull blade?) Here's a little bit from google and wikipedia:
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A bastard sword can be 1 to 1.5m long, so about two thirds of the height of a character, and is relatively thin at ~4cm (the width of the wrist or a bit thinner). A gladius would be about 65-80cm long, so about the length of the character's arm, and up to 8 cm thick. A modern fencing Sabre (which is often shown in medieval settings, though the sabers of the time were different) would be 88cm long and quite thin. A Mace's length can vary a lot, but they need to have enough reach, so at least as long as the gladius.

As for a crossbow, while pistol-sized crossbows did (and do) exist, they were useless against even thin armour and at long ranges. A smallish crossbow would be the length of and arm, while large ones can be as tall as their wielder (of course, there is no theoretical maximum, but bigger than that and you'd have to mount it to a charriot or drag it on four wheels and call it a balista).

A medieval spear should be taller than a person by a good bit. Classical-era spears and hunting spears can be much shorter, but they are usually thrown, not so much used as a melee weapon.

A medieval battle axe would be about 80cm tall (one handed) to 150cm tall (two handed, dual bladed). A swiss halberd measures around 2.2 meters.(that's abot 35% to 40% taller than the character)