How To Draw Male Anthro Pony

• #2

Hey there.
I have a suggestion that I Call back is or tin be much improve than a general tutorial.

One of the best ways to learn virtually and center out your own bug in anotmy is to hand over a sketch to someone who has an easier time with information technology. They then draw corrections over it (in a different colour. You lot tin then compare and meet just what information technology is your doing worng.

I'd be happy to do that for if y'all like the sound of the idea.

• #3

Yeah, proportions are a killer Y'all might want to cheque over on yerf.com, they have a forum specifically for critiques, and they also advise a several books that have helped their members.

For those who aren't familiar, Yerf is an online fine art gallery for anthropomorphic artwork, and the quality in that location is extremely high, some of those people make a living with their fine art. There's a lot of skillful advice to be had there!

• #4

Hey! I think i'll check that myself. Thanks wingedcheetah.
"Anatomy for the artist" is proficient. Bang-up pictures and it even takes master paintgs of former and picts them apart to prove what the MASTERS did wrong and how information technology would truley go in life.
And A FANTASIC Book for facial expressions is "facial expressions" past: mark simon.
Ofcourse the is the classic, that I think is in merely about everyartists collection "Dynamic anatomy".

• #5

I tin can't even draw stick figures, merely that website is awsome, fifty-fifty if just for drooling about the artwork. Thanks for the link

• #half dozen

Yerf.com is awesome.

I think the thing with anthros is that they're so diverse. You get anthros which are JUST an brute head on a perfectly man-shaped trunk, like the way the Egyptian gods are depicted - they're near common:

Or those that have horse-shaped legs and longer artillery... it's actually upwardly to you lot to make up one's mind how far y'all desire to go with the anthropomorphism...

• #vii

*runs upstairs, rips downward all pieces of cocky drawn art, and chucks them in the bin*

Woah. Simply woah. Nice work!! Ah well, might besides quit now, I'll never be that skilful!!

*cries softly in the corner*

• #13

just be conscientious posting people's pics and be sure to credit. I know Goldenwolf has had a lot of problems in the past with fine art thieves, then jsut a heads upwardly, those niggling buggers are everywhere!

It is difficult to mix the two. I've been working on my anthropomorphism for a while.

• #15

I wish someone could crimson pen all my work..... :lol:

• #16

I wish someone could red pen all my work.....

Why not just ask? :wink:
I'd be happy to help anyhone. Only mail service the picture ypou want assistance with and I'll red pen it for y'all and re postal service information technology.

• #18

Yeah Nighttime Natasha'due south amazing. So is Sandra SanTara http://windwolf.com/
And to plug my bf's parents.. http://www.peppermill-studios.com Not anthropomorphic, merely Chris is amazing!

Also, I wouldn't heed redlining or helping with any questions either.

EDIT:

And what's with all this "I'll never be that good" business I'm reading?! Don't let me take hold of you typing that again! No 1 starts out "good", it takes years of exercise. I know information technology'southward easy to get discouraged at the starting time, merely it's really not off-white to compare yourself to someone who'due south been arting for 30 years. Chins upward girls! We're all great artists

• #xix

Yep to that. Goldie's 30, Kyoht's 27, Dark Natasha's due north her late 20s or early 30s, and they've been doing this stuff total time since they were teenagers. It takes And then much time and endeavour to get to that level.

I should know, I'm however trying

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