This is the book SFA published earlier this year.
I spent almost 2 years putting this together; and of the 1000 copy print run, I still have about 300 left after 4 months.
Not bad for a small press effort, in the current comics market when you consider sales are the lowest they've been in decades.

The book is specifically aimed at helping beginners who don't know how to start to learn; its not really for experienced artists. (Though I've had a few tell me that some of the material was helpful to them in such things as digitigrade leg construction, or how to place longer muzzles or tails, etc.)

The tutorials cover stuff like all proportions, how to build a character step by step, how to figure out initial muzzle placement- lots of stuff no other art book will ever tell you or cover.
And its all specific to drawing furry art too.
No wandering off into stuff you don't care about; like tools, human faces or the like.
Just 40 pages of how to draw furries from scratch.



I bring copies to cons, and there are a few comics sellers at cons and the like who have it for sale as well.
I also offer it mail order, if you want to email me to ask.

Regretfully, I cannot offer critique/lessons in how to draw- I've had some really bad experiences with people asking me for critique when they were really fishing for compliments, and the resulting flames and bad feelings are still painful memories.