How about some dymanic perspectives of anatomy?.... thats something that is rather tricky and not really seen much anywhere ^^;

^THIS.

Some poses and angles are IMPOSSIBLE to find.

At least when it comes to hands and feet, if I'm working in a digital medium I often find that taking pictures of my own hands and feet in the position and pose that I want are infinitely more helpful than trolling google for reference images.

You do have a point there. I may try that. Though there are some poses which just don't exist for some reason, despite being commonly used!

And you have a new watch!

Thanks!

This. All of my interest and money on this. Especially so when trying to go for levels of musculature which requires knowledge upon what looks like how and in where and in what angle, perspective and point of view, which REALLY can get difficult and all-hell-breaks-a-loose frustrating.

Emotion pretty much describes my frustration. In certain angles I feel like I know my anatomy fairly well with the exceptions of a couple areas. But as soon as I draw a muscle in a certain angle I am not use to then all of a sudden I dont know how to draw that muscle anymore. X_X

I know I been bugging you for critique and I apologize. DX Creating a muscle tutorial for me to go by would help me a lot!

Or what about movements, where musculature tends to change upon the perspective? When something is moving, you don't know necessarely how the muscles look like in that specific pose or motion, let alone when applied to a rather large character.

And then there's the muscular details in motion, but from ultra-dynamic angle, perspective and shot that makes most anime and manga artists truly stand out almost all the time.

^THIS! ALL OF MY THIS!XD
That'd be amazing!

And This.XD

Any particular part of anatomy? Better specify before I teach everyone how to render a pinky finger in badass ways xD

I suppose torsos would present a certain challenge...

But what I mean is presenting the whole body (say from the torso up) in in fresh and dynamic ways. ^_^

anatomy is a good one, though I feel like backgrounds are often underappreciated in furry culture.

Hey, I'M the one who needs a tutorial on backgrounds too! XD

Shading and highlighting, how to achieve certain effects with brushes, layers, ect