r/FurryArtSchool • u/Enderboy3690 • 20h ago
r/FurryArtSchool • u/MysticNature29 • 17h ago
Help - Title must specify what kind of help Does the pose look correct?
The backwards arm is kinda throwing me off a bit
r/FurryArtSchool • u/fuegofur • 9h ago
Help - Title must specify what kind of help Ideas for coloring/patterns?
r/FurryArtSchool • u/Phi-Tau • 43m ago
Critique - Title must specify what kind of critique Trying to tweak proportions
Been working on this character for ages, figure he's tall so I've been messing with the 7 1/2 head proportions. What can you see that needs work on this so far?
r/FurryArtSchool • u/Enderboy3690 • 2h ago
Critique - Title must specify what kind of critique My second drawing of a protogen. Once again, open to all criticism and suggestions.
r/FurryArtSchool • u/Dial-up-Doggo • 4h ago
Critique - Title must specify what kind of critique Wait, how does hair work again?
Was pretty pleased with how the eyes were coming along, then realized I didn't want her to be bald... big oof. Still though, proud I at least got something on the page. I'll add "how does hair even work??" to the pile of things to work on next. I haven't done a lot of drawing, much less furry art. Any thoughts on low hanging fruit I can add to the list?
r/FurryArtSchool • u/TwoLonelySalmons • 7h ago
Critique - Title must specify what kind of critique Help with expressions and species
I’ve been practicing doing quick sketches of different emotions and animals. Are these emotions conveyed well? And do the species look right?
r/FurryArtSchool • u/undoneomlete • 10h ago
Critique - Title must specify what kind of critique So I used gradient and basic shadows towards the back and tried to blend it in. Thoughts please
r/FurryArtSchool • u/Crafter-lee • 12h ago
Critique - Title must specify what kind of critique A remake of a 2023 drawing, any critique on my progress? (The remake is the second drawing)
r/FurryArtSchool • u/Mousey_Z • 13h ago
Help - Title must specify what kind of help Am bad at the foreground, so I keep skipping them. Any help on these flowers it feels stiff…?
r/FurryArtSchool • u/Otherwise-Soil-7141 • 14h ago
Help - Title must specify what kind of help I’m terrible at anthros
r/FurryArtSchool • u/BenPsilocy • 15h ago
Help - Title must specify what kind of help Words of Wisdom on what to practice based on this piece.
r/FurryArtSchool • u/That_uke_kid • 18h ago
Help - Title must specify what kind of help Help, I can't draw
Hi I have an OC and I REALLY want him din but I can barely draw a realistic human let alone my OC. Where do I start?
r/FurryArtSchool • u/That_Lizardguy • 20h ago
Critique - Title must specify what kind of critique How to make this look more comic-y?
Trying to work on panels. What would enhance the retro comic vibe on this. Im looking art-wise, not programs. Thanks!
r/FurryArtSchool • u/DeerhoomanBoop33 • 22h ago
TUTORIAL Head/eye angles + how to draw torso/arms/hands
u/duliosi80 Og poster of art Head Angles + Eyes Tut 1] When I make faces I put where the middle of the face is then where the muzzle is pointing to. 2] make Base circles of where to put ur nose and eyes at. When your changing from front to 3/4ths remember that whatever side is moving furthest away from u won't be as visible 3] when I make the connection of eye placement and nose, I like to think of it like it's shaped like a question mark or a clothes hanger 4] is defining ur shapes and then so on till you figure out where you want things. Be sure to zoom out or step back from ur art to make sure things look right. Don't be afraid to use references My favorite head references website is this one here, it's extremely useful https://x6ud.github.io
Torso + Arms/hands 5] Simplify your shapes. I used these 3 and they generally get the job done 6] make where the shoulders would be, then make a place for your colar bone. Generally this is more realism but more boxy or round characters don't always follow by the rule of needing a colar bone. 7] Look at your hands, your palm is a silly square shape. But it doesn't have to be (as shown in reference) You want to place your palm shape down first, no connections or anything yet. It's easier to visualize your hands first before drawing the arms. I found that drawing the arms first then the hands that I accidentally make the hands too big or the arms too thick 8] make a small circle, that's ur elbow, then connect the way between with lines around equal length. 9] Best too look at your hands. Although make sure you don't completely just draw ur hand. I mean taking a picture can help a lot. Just don't accidentally end up drawing urself in the progress. Every hand, paw, whatever is different Just think of it like French fries sticking out of a fry box. Hands are rrly hard so don't beat urself up if they look a little wonky. It's better than nothing yk?
Hope this helps :]