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And I don't think you can let other people use a "traced" image of another persons work.
This looks pretty neat at a small size, but the large version shows a lot of the shading shapes don't quite line up with their contours. I find it helps to just copy the body part you want to shade, and cut shading into a lightened form on top. Much easier than trying to make new curves that exactly match existing ones.
The mixture of lines that end in sharp points with boxy-ended strokes also makes the linework uneven. It looks better when the strokes are converted to shapes and tapered off.
You do have a lot of beautiful colors in the right places. I should probably start watching Sword Art Online myself.