I would like to help :D

Cool! Just shoot me a message.

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/10314401/

Ehh I can help ghost. But best wait TIL I'm sober and on my laptop

what aspect of your art are you seeking to improve? specifics could help me answer you better than just "I wanna make it better."

do you want to improve your anatomy? composition? just want to improve anthro skills, or do you want to draw other things besides animal people? what sort of style are you after, a really realistic one, or perhaps more stylized?

THATS RIGHT SON IMA ASK YOU LOTS OF QUESTIONS! HAHAHA!

I want to improve anatomy. I'd also like to know more on how to draw ears and tails. Also having a bit of trouble gauging where feet should be positioned.

I'm going for stylized, but learning realistic wouldn't hurt.

So, ya got anything?

hmmmm well, if I were you, I would begin googling images of anatomy studies and muscle cut-aways. There are several images of proportion studies available. I began improving my anatomy and overall quality of art in that manner. Also, are you in highschool? If you are, you may want to take some art courses if your school offers them. I took drawing 1-4 in HS, and I learned a lot. not for anthros specifically, but everything is important when drawing a real piece, anthro or not. I can always take a look at your arts and offer a critique if you ever would like me to.

As far as a specific source, there is always this book. A friend of mine recently bought it at his local Barnes & Nobel. I havent read it, so I cant personally attest to whether its any good or not. I would be careful with that though, because it may contain suggestions or techniques that could pidgeonhole you to a certain style, or maybe even bad habits. Im mostly self-taught, so I generally try to avoid that sort of thing. I try to avoid even referencing art on FA because I dont want it to affect my personal style. But that is honestly probably excessive. Learning from other artists on FA can be a good way to start off drawing anthros.