D'aww!

still looks amazingly adorable.

I think he just wears a shirt that's too large.

Naw... all my studying thus far has been done on fairly realistic sources. The anatomy is definitely very different with these characters... long body, little legs!

Is taking some getting used to.

tell me about it. the main thing that throughs me off are how the have the feet.

Honestly, taking alook at what you're putting out, I think you're doing a great job.

As for the likenesses; Judy still needs a bit of work, but I envy your Nick-face here.

Turns out Nick's facial structure isn't too far removed from what I did already... I've gotta work on the eyes a bit, but figuring him out shouldn't be too hard. Judy I don't even know, she's giving me lots of problems, heh. But thank you! :D

Funny, I have the exact opposite problem XD drawing Hopps is plenty easy most of the time, but for some reason I just can't get Nick to look right, no matter what I do ...

awesome
!!

I see you enjoyed the movie... a lot.

As a movie, I liked it about as much as I like most of these good family-oriented animated movies. As an anthro artist, I feel like there's such a huge amount I can learn from the art and animation of the movie that it'd be almost stupid of me not to explore it. That's what really got me excited!

D'awww!

This looks fantastic!

You did it! Muahahaha! Even Ru has to cave in and do the Zootopia arts! <3 I love it! -pounces-

I now notice you drew Judy previously, but I don't care. >.> statement stands!

Indeed I did, and I'll probably draw 'em a bunch more too. :P Thanks!

Such unaduterated cuteness! :D

Actually, I prefer the feet/legs as you did them here- it looks better. They did what they did in the film to sort-of 'cheat' so they didn't have to deal with multiple leg structures. At least, that's my guess.

You did a really great job, Ru! Loved these two in the movie and you drew them really nicely. :D

This is great!

I'd love to see you color one of these if you have the time!

I don't know yet if I'll be colouring any of the sketches done so far, but I will definitely be doing some coloured work of these guys somewhere down the road!

Actually, the likeness is pretty good. It's kind of a clash of styles, but you made it work.

And yes, Judy's street clothes are just precious!

Gwaaaaaaaaawwwww! ;v;

Cuteness though.

Words don't express the adorableness in this picture.

Ah! They're totally perfect in your style!

Nooo, there's a lot I can do to make this better I think. But thanks, happy to hear I'm doing okay so far! :P

Ahaha, my ex used to do this. Whenever I'd come back from deployment she'd greet me at the door... in midair... at high velocity.

This comment almost makes me a little sad- I hope it didn't have the same effect for you!

What? No, not at all! Relationships come and go, it's the way of things. This just serves to remind me of all the good things that it had!

So adorable! ^^
Love how you did their paws too-prefer digitigrade myself. Can't really blame Disney for how they did them in the film though :)

Thanks! Though honestly that wasn't intentional... I just drew both their feet a bit too big is all. x3

Well, it still looks good regardless ^^

i don't think its off

looks adorable btw

wow, you do them so on model! especially Nick ^^ love Nick's feetpaws here :D

For all it was hyped for being the first Disney film to actually have costume changes, "Frozen" had fewer outfits between two princesses, if I remember right, than Hopps had in one film as one character (The kids'd be confusing, but I count five adult costumes in the former and seven in the latter). It's these things that make characters seem real, you know?

And the animators posted their thought process online... key to these characters is that they don't have defined pectorals, their arms are kinda pulled into their chest, and their pelvises tilted forward, so they really do move like animals on two legs, except with functional extremities...

Yeah, the chest and arms are an area I frequently have trouble with in this sort of style. The arms just sorta... *schloop* in and that's really hard for me to grasp for some reason, heh. Still, it's neat to see how they went about all the problems anthro-ifying characters can have, which is part of the reason I'm excited to study the movie closely. It's been a fun couple of days going through every trailer, film clip, art book and artist blog I can find!

Never received such warming stomach punch.

Such hug! Many cute! :3
(I love it!)

I got diabetus from so much cute!

She's very country! I liked that big floppy hat on her too. :)

Yeah, the hat was pretty adorable. :P

This is really great. :)

As for your complaints, I'd say Nick looks pretty spot on, but Judy looks a little off. But the motion is great.

You are right, the original proportions of Nick are almost ridiculous... if he wasn't such a cutie
But you adapted it incredibly well, I would say you even made an improvement. They both look great!
I hope there will be a color version?

Probably no colour version of this one, unless someone else decides to do it. But thanks, glad ya like it! :D

Yeah, the characters all look pretty cute, Nick included. Just a bit different from the type of anatomy I'm used to studying, heh.

tacklehugs ftw!

Awww this cutenesss.... i can´t stand it

I can easily see how Judy would do such a thing. :3 I think you did really well, Ru!

I love those leggings Judy's wearing when she first comes to the city.

This is really sweet.

I'd say you captured them pretty well! I heard somewhere that the animators at Disney/Pixar had to alter the animals' stances a bit just to get the clothes to look right.

I personally think it would have been interesting to see a Zootopian switch from a two-legged walk to a four-legged run.
Judy's Parkour will have to do.