The first slide is my first ever attempt at furry art. It came out pretty decent, so I tried another and it’s not as appealing for some reason, but i can’t figure out what’s off… what am I missing?

And i mean it as in color choices, anatomy, and amd in general how they look

It just doesn't look right...

So I've been making these "tail wag" gifs for a few days just to practice animating, and I've learned a couple things. Mainly that it looks a bit better if I have a line stay in one place while drawing the tail moving, and the tip of the tail tends to move in an oval shape.

However! It still looks slightly off and I can't tell exactly what is still wrong with it.

I also struggle with cat tails, as they're longer and I struggle to understand how they move. I also struggle with understanding how a cat would move their tail in general, as they don't have the same mannerisms as a canine would.

Any help at all is appreciated! Also, if this information is needed, I draw every frame seperately and then make a gif out of them. No I don't use a base, I just like drawing them this way (all characters shown are mine).

The gifs are in order of latest to oldest

Yeah so basically this is the first time I'm sharing my OC, I recently got into furry art and started to work on this character.

This is Lio the Lynx, I've only recently started drawing him and I'm still trying to figure out the right style and colours for him. Also I'm pretty new to drawing, especially furry art, which is a whole different challenge for me, mostly the eyes and muzzle.

These two drawings are my best so far.

I'd really appreciate any constructive criticism or tips.

Just keep in mind that I'm still a beginner, so please go a little easy on me :3

I'm really excited to keep learning and hopefully share more of Lio as I improve. ^^

So far the design is cute, but like in any magical girl series, I’d love for them to look like they’re on the same team while still letting each personality shine through. I’d also like to add more details and give them a more urban pose or aura, and I’d really appreciate some help with that

I sketched this guy a couple months ago but didn’t finish it since he looks so stiff and awkward :/

It just looks so empty...

Please help- i know how hands generally work and ive been agonizing this for hoursssss i keep making the hands on the chest so weirddddd (left pec hand)

Ive been training with hands for a while now abd i still dunno how the general popufurs do handssss mines so blocky like do i use circles and ovals or squares????

Ik this might sound weird considering i do awknowledge my art is good but pleaseeee its been hours 😭😭😭 im losing hair ong

I’ve been drawing furry art for a while now but I still feel like I haven’t made any improvements so any advice for how to improve my sketches?

This head looks absolutely off, but I cannot decipher why.

Also, the legs turned out strange and I dunno what to do with the tail. Qwp

Once again here am i, humbly asking for some guidance on how to conquer the shadows.

I tried to do some sort of backlit, "club" lights source, it doesn't feel right, but that's part of the course for improving, i guess. Maybe should i use other brushes? I did a monochromatic version of the whole drawing (there's like, soft nudity on the un-cropped image), and used an opacity brush, which made the whole sketch have a great feel, but i can't translate that to the 'finished' piece...

Any critique is appreciated.

Been trying to get into 3d sculpting for almost 10 years but I'm struggling to find my footing to grind sculping. Idk if I'm just overwhelmed but I always was interested in 3d sculpting since I was a teenager but I'm 23 and I really want to actually take this seriously so I can at least be intermediate with it by 30 but my issue is idk how I should get back into 3d sculping. Im planning on relearning the blender sculping UI and brushes but I don't know how I should practice and for how long daily. I really just need help figuring out how I should actually learn 3d sculpting like how to practice effectively and some tutorial recommendations (definitely one for furry heads).

Hii!
Wondering if you guys can kinda see the pose I’m going for here. It’s meant to be a playful prance pose, and I think I’ve done pretty well so far but I’m struggling wit how squished he looks at the moment and I’m wondering if anyone can give me some tips to improve his anatomy. I want him to like like an anthro, not a squished up feral.
Maybe this is too much of an ambitious position for someone of my skill level.
Thanks!

I don't have a pad to draw, but i am really good at drawing traditional art, so i have been meaning to draw furry art to support my school loans and gain freedom from a conservative+patriarchial household. But all i see is furry art made digitally, i have been wondering if it sell if i made it using watercolor? Could someone help?