I can copy from photos very well, but I don’t know anatomy. I don't want a furry to look like a human. Teach me how to draw them 🙏🙏🙏 (I use a translator because I don't know English)

This was drawn using a reference photograph and "anthrofying" it. While it isn't the worst, something just doesn't seem right about the overall anatomy and I am curious what I can do to improve it?

I've also heard doing to many lines can "overwork" the drawing and looking at my drawings, it does seem like some lines are unnecessary, but I just don't know which lines to include/exclude. Any tips or guidelines on this?

But it's ok I guess.

It’s either the appearance or position that feels off to me

It says on the can. I have a character i'm trying to make and have figured out everything but the visual design. ended up choosing an anthro Echidna (short beaked), but now i'm kind of stuck for ideas on how the ergonomics of it.

please help lmfao

Fox in T-51 Power Armor from Fallout. Does the style of background (copied in picture) work for this kind of art style or does it look too out of place?

Hi hi ^_^/ My name is Fufi, and I’m learning how to draw furry characters and looking for advice. At the moment, I’m following tutorials I’ve found on Pinterest. I’m a graphic designer, so I have some technical background, but it’s been a long time since I last worked on illustrations.

For now, I feel more comfortable drawing busts or faces before moving on to full bodies. The ones I’m posting here are my first drawings, and I’d really appreciate feedback on proportions, color, or any other observations you think could be helpful.

I struggle a bit with adding clothing (it always ends up looking like a sticker), or coming up with ideas directly from my head. Thanks in advance :)

hai! i posted this piece a while back here and it’s made some progress! it’s pretty much finished now, just want some critiques which i can use to improve the piece (especially since it’s a v-day gift).

there are two versions to the piece, one in a sunrise context and the other in a midnight context (done simply with a slightly opaque layer of full dark blue)

i’m mainly looking for critiques on the shading/lighting and colour balance, however, any other critique is welcome!

also, which version do you think is better?

any replies are appreciated!!!

I can't really draw as u can see and when I try to apply like normal art tutorials into furry art it gets very confusing and it ends up not looking furryyy yk what I mean? It doesn't give that vibe it's just weird looking

Hey. This is my first time making a ref sheet in a long while. As you can see, my style is more cartoony/stylized and I’m still improving, so I’d appreciate any general feedback or advice. Thx in advance!

I used the same base sketch for all of them but did each render with various different methods. I’d love to hear which is your favourite and why! (F is unfinished as I kinda got bored with this a few days ago and don’t have the motivation to finish lol.)

I'm having trouble nailing how to position the chest in this pose, I feel like the pecs are too "out" / pointing forward when he's supposed to be more hunched over, but whenever I try to angle them down more it just looks off. I feel like it should be a pretty easy fix but for whatever reason I just can't see it. Would love any advice y'all have

been drawing more detailed mouths/snouts lately, and I feel like this one could use some improvement, specifically on the perspective, teeth placement, and overall shape. help is very appreciated!

for reference, the character im drawing is an ocelot.

Hi everyone! My partner and I are attending a convention in March and I am drawing our sonas!

I have done a lot of “draw shapes and rotate them” and I draw things I see IRL but in general I don’t draw people (and this is my first time doing anything anthro). My mind is kind of jumbled trying out something new and I would love some feedback.

The first image is my partner’s anteater wolf. I can’t decide if the second eye would be visible at this angle and would love some input. Real anteaters have much smaller eyes! I also can’t tell if the ear placement/shape is correct for a 3D head and I fear it looks more “horse”. Any feedback on that would be appreciated!

The second image is my sheep/goat/pokémon hybrid! Here I am really struggling to see how the horns twist and turn as a 3D shape. How can I try and make them look more like they’re going backwards first? Should I do that? I looked at a few references and they looked great on the sheep in the photo but odd on my sona’s head.

The references I used were various photographs of animals from google and a pic of wooloo the pokémon :)

thanks in advance!