Would you critique my artwork?

Looks great. Gives this Stronghold/Age of empires vibe.

I love the AoE feel. Looks good

Really enjoy the castle. Looks compact and appealing to own it!

One thought on the bow, axe and sword tiles is to watch the contrast between foreground and background elements. The bow on top of the leather is nearly the same if you took it to grayscale (and even has similar color.) In addition the dark shadows makes them blend even more. Consider increasing the contrast (use a light background) or at least replace the black outline to a light glow to help pop the foreground and make it instantly readable.

Chances are when it goes to print it will darken and blend together. Also reflective coating or even heavy linen finish on the physical tiles can make the art harder to read.

The other tiles are pretty readable.

The art work looks very good to me.

My only concern is if those shields represent different players, that the first two might need to be a bit more different. Its always good to be able to distinguish player markers at a quick glance.

But if they arent for that purpose, then it should be fine.

Hey BenMora.
Among my friends there are professional illustrators and others far more accomplished than myself, I am frequently asked for criticism because no matter how impressed I am with something I will always make some suggestion at least as to how things could be done differently even if I can not make any kind of criticism. As a writer, I know how frustrating it is when you ask for critique and all you get is "hey man you stuff is awesome XD", however in the case of the artwork you have presented BenMora, after making a close examination and detaching myself from my initial reaction I can say that in this particular instance I can find no technical points I could raise which I feel could significantly improve the quality of your work and no suggestions I could make which I feel would offer anything other than inferior alternatives to the work you have created.
I am not saying "hey man, that's awesome, you rock" because I am being too lazy to suggest anything else, I am simply saying that whatever you do, however you do it, I would recommend that you continue to do it as you do.
Further, if you are not already employed as an illustrator or graphic designer I would suggest that you consider these career options.
thank you.

The only thing I tend to see is problems with contrast. The bow and arrows with the background make it hard to decipher at farther distances and the shield border can meld with the brick in the background. I know you used a drop shadow/outer glow to pull out the icons, but I think if you just lighten/darken some of the colors so that there's more contrast, I think that would work out better...visually speaking.

The blue and red shields (non circle) have this shadow that doesn't need to be there when you have the drop shadow. Again, it's more of a clarity issue since the shields tend to force your eye down to the bottom.

Just my observation.

I just saw your video on the cardboard edison finalist page - congrats on getting there! I didn't see any threads about the video, but it kind of goes along with the art topic of this thread.

How did you do the intro to the video? Looks a lot like Tabletopia, but no cursors, and very smooth and refined cgi rendition of the game.