From my previous post, here are a few ideas on gestures when it comes to the anthro legs. Firstly I look to draw the curves they create. I...

Animal eye lids tend to open much rounder than a human's. We have an almond shape from the lid folds. There's a distinctive 'wav...

Carnivore eyes, those that are forward facing, are actually quite dissimilar to ours in many ways. I was looking at their shape when sketchi...

Where do you begin? Well you don't have to start with all this detail when designing a character but I wanted something specific for...

Something that's puzzled me for quite a while now is how does a tail work on a biped. Lets take for arguments sake that we are retaining...

Following from the previous post... now that I know to turn Google image enhance off so that it stops turning all my images black... U...

I was asked a few weeks ago to help with creating a set of satyr legs. The main point I outlined was: only look at the biggest forms when ...

... and now the wire frame for a possible run cycle. Here I've tried to oscillate both hips to reflect their full range of motion during...

A quick test of a wire frame I made of an anthro walk cycle. I think it's rather species neutral but I had a larger herbivore type in mi...

The point of looking over skulls in the first place is to gain some idea of the forms that they lend to the shape of the head and face. One ...

I better post some of the sketches I've been sitting on! I've been thinking about skull shapes for anthros for sometime. Previously ...

I've gone back to thinking more about spinal curves when it comes to anthros. This is particularly relevant with tough, heavy types and ...

Some ideas on digitigrade and ungiligrade legs this week. I'm hoping to have the time this month to complete some 2D animations on wal...

Been a few weeks from my last post, had a few things on my mind but it's given me time to sketch out more ideas, particularly on the sub...