Hi there @lehnerbua , thanks for taking the time to join our cutting forum and producing new cuts.

Here's some assistance on how to improve your cuts

1. Cut as close to the chin and to the top of the head as possible. Ideally there's no more than 2-3 pixels above the top of the head/hair and below the chin/beard.
2. Keep an eye out for snow. You can easily spot snow by looking at your cut on a dark transparent background. And it's also quite easy to remove it by using the technique shown in this video.
3. It wasn't easy from this source, but try and keep as much hair details as possible.

I'm making all 3 of your cuts available again for cutting so that you can have another go. They're not that far off being much better, so stick at it and I hope we see more cuts from you in the very near future If you're still starting out and learning how to cut, I strongly recommend starting with simpler sources, with plain hair styles (ideally bald or close-cut) and on a clear background. Something like this, for example

Better pic