Hey there! Saw your post on the forums and decided to have a looksie.

I can really tell you've got your own style coming through even though you say you are just starting out. Its rare for a starter to already have their own style upon their very first drawings in a specific genre. That right there shows you've got potential! Personal style is key. It's the difference between being simply overlooked through skimming and really being noticed. People are always looking for new style, a new design for how something looks.
For a little advice, I'd say definately study the structure of the anthro bodyparts, like hands, by looking at a wide veriety of different artists work. this will give you a lot of ingredients with which to develop your own experience and style. This is what helped make my style what it is today.

Well, i hope this crit seemed helpful! I usually don't critique others work out of fear of being, well... critical! ironic i know But at any rate, i thought if i wanted constructive crit, i need to give constructive crit. Its all in the karma

tootles!
-Misfit

:D Thank you very much!!

I've been studying but turning paws into...'pands' are proving to be a bit difficult.

Thanks again, ((it's much appreciated))

Marren

Nice Marren. Very nice. I like the expression and the fursona from your personal image. You have a light hand when it comes to drawing something I wish I practiced alot more. :D

Thank you very much. it means alot to me hearing that from you.

I've only just started so just between you and me this probably the only kind of face I can draw.

I bet you can do more then just this face. You are already showing lots of talent in anything you sketch out. Pick a differnt animal and play around with the shape of its face. See what you come up with. If you think about it only slight differences are in a furry's characteristics. a bear has a rounded canid snout but round ears and slightly rounder head depending on how chunky the bear is. A skunk has a canid snout to but skunk strips that give it away and a big bushy tail. Its fun really. try a horse head.

A horse anthro sounds difficult but I'm all for it. :3 Thanks for the tips. (as we speak I'm working on a peice I like to call 'Granpa Turtle')

*chuckles* I can't wait to see it. :D sounds interesting.