I found drawing her leg fat to be tricky. Does it help to leave her "lower limb" (actually it's her feet) alone or at least not add as much fat?

Yeah, unless she's really fucking fat you're probably gonna want to leave her feet alone. Not like feet in general are a priority fat storage. :V

if i may interject, technically around that part there would be not fat,. due to the way a canine/vulpine, and even equine lower legs work it's all bone and tendon, no muscle and thusly no fat. c:

So even if she was 1 ton or as large as a couch, her legs would still look the same if I kept her canine/vulpine legs? Huh.


So what about the "arms" or the two front legs (especially for equines)?

I really appreciate this information! :)

the arms are humanoid so they'd gain like a human. because what you have to realize if that "leg" you're actually talking about is the foot. and the "foot" are litterally just toes, this is speaking bone structually wise. same goes for the horse. and a horse in particular i seriously doubt would gain any weight on its "lower leg" because it is litterally just ligament tendons and bone

np. i took a really devilishly intense animal drawing course last year. it was horrible but i did learn

Oh, well I know her arms would still gain weight normally. I meant feral animals, in general. But yeah, I was mainly talking about the "leg" (which is actually a foot) :P

I hope you weren't too burned out by learning.

it was a class where, yes i learned, but a difficult cirriculum in the most difficult year of my program with a difficult teacher. lol i've been burned out since second semester last year and i still got 4.5 more semesters to go before i get a bfa.

where are the thigh symbols !

on the other side

duh

oh well okay
that makes too much sense