Maybe just something simple foot paws and paws. I don't think I'll be ready to do a whole character. Of course I haven't even done the M-9 tutorial :

My input is at best minimal credability.

I'm kinda curious how you do the fur on your characters. I've seen a few other tutorials out there on how to do it in Maya, but when I try to use what I learned from them on one of my own models, it either doesn't come out right or it goes balistic when rendering and crashes Maya.

I'd be happy with a UV one though, if it is for a character (I have a feeling part of my problem is with the UV's when it comes to the fur, but I'm not 100% sure).

I would want to do a character tutorial before I did a fur tutorial.

That would make sense. I'd like to change my vote towards character modeling then (if for no other reason then to get one step closer to UVs and Fur)

if you're looking for a smooth transition in complexity from the M9 tut I'd say something mechanical still. Though I must say I wouldn't mind an organic modeling tutorial from you, it'd be the first anthropomorphic one I've ever seen and would probably help a hell of a lot.

Though I'd recommend breaking the video apart better than you did with the blade. I feel the knife tutorial could have been cut into 4 or 5 parts instead of 13. Like do the basic geometry in one video, the head in one or two, the body in its own, et cetera, but it really depends on your modeling flow. You seem to get one part to complete before moving on to the next, so maybe cut the videos according to the part you're working on.

Actually, most of the breaks in the M9 video were accidental. F10 is the key to stop camtasia... It also happens to be the shortcut key for edge component mode in maya... sooo.. yeah. alot of times I forgot that and hit F10 and needed to start a new video.

lol. I see. I modeling almost entirely in the marker and context menus myself. Keyboards are for losers :P

err, I model* >.>;; I know english, really...

modeling with only the marking menu takes too long. I'm not patient enough to use a menu for something I can access with a button.