The first acoustic build (at least mine was) was a scary experience.
I didnt have enough (or the proper) tools
and further I didnt realize some of the techniques to employ
If I may make a suggestion- it looks as though you have some significant tearout around your tuning holes and also a rough area around the truss rod adjustment.
You can minimize the tear out on the tuning holes by placing a block of wood against the side of the headstock that you are drilling thru. It looks as though you drilled from the back(?) since you are missing some chunks in the front. Also- use a brad point bit if you didnt the first time- that will help as well. You can try filling in the missing chunks by using the old super glue/wood dust combo- but it may not finish as nice around those areas. I did the same thing on my first guitar- no worries!
also- even though it will be covered by a truss rod cover- the wood surrounding that truss rod adjustment looks to be tight (the part towards the nut area)- you may want to clean that up a bit- you can use an exacto knife or razor to cut lines thru the head stock veneer and then clean it up a bit with a small sharp chisel. Just a suggestion- if it is tight in there and the wood swells/shrinks any with humidity- it may impair the ability to turn that rod.
Looking good all in all for a first build. DONT GET DISCOURAGE> Make sure you keep track of the issues you encounter and seriously- review that list with the next one- you will be surprised how much more smoothly the next goes. keep on track with this build- and if you arent sure of something- ask- there are plenty of folks here that can help. Good for you for taking the jump.
Natch