>>1836

Its okay really, the only thing i am saying that if "your" drawing is lapped over the tutorial drawing it basicly looks exactly the same minus the hair..


Thats my view, of picking your words with " so i tried to draw some furries myself"


But other then that, every step taken is a good step into the right direction ^^

I dont mind you at all, i used this tutorial too many years ago,

But once i see someone saying he did it by himself, and i see an tutorial with the exact same face, i begin to question..

Many regards,

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Artists usually post tutorials with the knowledge that they are going to be used. And if not, they probably shouldn't be posting them. I tend to be a cite-Nazi myself but using tutorials is just one part of learning to draw on your own. He did not repost the tutorial, but merely used it as reference for his own work. So, unless he traced it, citing a tutorial isn't necessary. Though I applaud your consideration to the maker of the tutorial.

I find it crazy how some people start. I used to not know anything about perspective or anything. Then I took art....a lot of it @.@. After that I took a couple semesters of anatomy in college and got really really good at drawing people (surprise surprise). I have dabbled with furry art too and notice with all my art, the style I had had changed A LOT of the years.

When it comes to tuts, there's always going to be large amount of copying because it's generally meant to be easy and get a basic understanding of what you are doing, and then make it your own.

I'm going to need to get a scanner and share some of my old stuff...which reminds me...I need a new tablet to start drawing again.

Always enjoyed free hand from basic circles and crosses though.

I'm crushing pretty hard on this guy.

>>1893
i fund waldo trape in the boxes

you shouldn't try to skip straight to drawing complicated things like human(ish) bodies.

art is a skill just like any other, it's not something you're born with or not. some people have a natural talent but anyone who studies and works hard can learn.

it would be much better in the long run if you start with the basics and practice, practice, practice to develop the right skills

if you just try to imitate other people's stuff without understanding it you'll be practicing bad habits and cripple your development.

i highly recommend a book called Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain. it's written by a very intelligent woman and it explains how to train yourself much better than i could

So the world is going to end afterall

Forests of the night, or any of the four books related to the Moreau series by S. Andrew Swann. its mroe furry than it has right to be and features a fair bit of implied and lightly explore human/furry furry/furry love making. a good series that never got more attention. Nohar remains a favorite for furry characters.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forests_of_the_Night

I personally like most of the Redwall series, just because of its dialogue. And that's regardless of the furries in it.

http://crash.ihug.co.nz/~howellg/stories/stories.html

I have read most of this books here The Human Memoirs, Light on Shattered Water, Storms Over Open Fields, Lies in Red Leaves. they are very good books, and you can download it to your computer as well free. there are a bunch of furry books on amazon as well now, even some for kindle.