Your charr anatomy is good! I like it! <3

Really? I think your anatomy there is just fine. What are you self-conscious about with them?

Each time I look back at them they look funny to me, but I can say that with all my art.

I honestly can't see anything glaring that needs to be addressed. Like  volac said, it looks good. I think it's only natural for you to be critical of your work, but as a neutral bystander, I can't find any obvious flaw.

I think you charr looks great. No glaring flaws as everyone else has mentioned so far.

I like your charrs too. As they are mostly clothed it's difficult to see what could be wrong with their anatomy but it's probably mostly right. Here : http://www.furaffinity.net/view/14039175/ the shoulder attach seems a bit weird, maybe it is too high and the insertion of the pectoral isn't clear. But I base my charrs on human anatomy while changing proportions so maybe yours are closer to animal anatomy, I don't know. Also the right forearm seems a bit short. Personally I learned (and still learn) a lot from the sketchs of Altamamox because she shows obvious, simple constructions of her characters anatomy : http://altalamatox.deviantart.com/a.....93rd-494387274 ... especially how to build the rib-cage with one orientation, then add the shoulders on the sides and not insert them too much into the torso...
Anatomy is our everyday fight T_T
Hope that might help.

Also I tried this : http://img4.hostingpics.net/pics/291257try.jpg =x

I'm sure you already know, but I think your charr are absolutely stellar and I would without a doubt dub you the best charr artist currently out there.
I suppose there are on occasion a couple of anatomical issues, but that could perhaps be solved by doing some more anatomy practices. Perhaps following a guide or even an anatomy book.

naw blackchaos totally is. Im just wondering if there should be more lines, like waay more? more musculature?? more realism or stylized? idk

Have you tried asking them if they'll critique your work?

yeah I talk with em on skype and exchange doodles

I absolutely agree that blackchaos is great at what he does, and his charr are without a doubt amazing. However your art styles are considerably different and the reasons why I like his art are different to why I like yours.

And I mean, your drawing of Maara is still my favourite picture of her by far! Maybe that makes me biased but y'know, I really love what you do.

If you think something should be changed perhaps you should experiment with a different style entirely. Approach things in a completely new way. I'm not really an artist, so I unfortunately cannot give you much more than a general suggestion or idea like this.
I won't comment if more musculature is needed because I'm a total slut for that and would absolutely say yes to that regardless of whether that's actually needed or not. xD
I tend to prefer interpreted/indirect realism and/or stylized pictures personally, mostly because seeing something "of the artist" in the art is kinda the best part about it. It's what makes it special.

As mentioned by everyone up there /\, your charr is really great. IMO you should think about armor and weapons (or lack of, becuse you know... people... xD) to go with them.

Actually, I really love the way you draw charr - you have your very own style and you apply that to the race so well!
Another thing is, you should go the way it's most comfortable to you (I mean, since you get commissioned with charr so much, that's a good sign you are good at them, right? ;3)
You COULD experiment a bit (like, i love your sketching style, so maybe try colored sketches? They have so much life which is sometimes lost after lining)

I'm in no place to critiique your charred anatomy but just because your anatomy isn't perfect doesn't mean there is anything wrong with the drawing.

However, if you wanted to improve on your skills with that anatomy you could probably try just a general anatomy book (or even a class if you were feeling adventuresome). While charr don't exist in our world they have been created using animals from it as building blocks. You may benefit from gaining knowledge about those building blocks.

Hey there! I honestly think you just need some more foundation work. When you don't have to worry about anatomy, your style will come naturally, and Charr anatomy won't be a problem once you get the human body down.
I highly recommend watching Proko's video series for foundation drawing techniques, starting with "How to draw the head from any angle" = http://youtu.be/1EPNYWeEf1U
Also, take your own photo references for all of your art before you start working. If that's not feasible, get as many good online refs of humans in those poses that you can find. Looking at a real body for reference is not only less stressful but also a necessity for professional work. It's not worth hours of guesswork.
To get some hours of practice in, use the "30 second pose generator" on http://www.posemaniacs.com/ to do gesture drawings for 10-15+ minutes a day. Work from 15 second gestures up to 1 minute.
Hope this helps, good luck!

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