I'm happy to say that those gigantic, meaty plantigrade bear feet you've drawn are probably a pair of the absolute best, most heart-flutter inducing ursine feet I've ever had the fortune to see in a drawing. Without complaining, I'm generally very picky about detail and shape and bulk when it comes to footpaws, but these are about as close to perfect as I've seen, for me, in an actual drawing of a barefoot bear, in as long as I can remember. You've got yourself a new +Favourite in my heart, dear chummer, and thank you again for sharing your work with me in the last number of weeks! :)

-2Paw.

P.S.: If the bear whom the feet in this picture belong to ever wants a wolf to step on with them, please let him or her know I'm entirely available for and deeply interested in the experience, if they might be! -sir, you and your delicious footpaws have a new admirer in this wolf!

These are the most pleasant words that I have heard about my work. Thank you, great to know that you are appreciated

Zefa, you are thoroughly welcome for the compliments and tremendous regard for your present work I've shared, and thank you in turn for the sharing of it, and your Gallery's-fill of further work I've enjoyed exploring in the last few weeks since I came upon your artwork here on FA. I am not at all reluctant to say that each time I've come back to your page and saw these lovely, enormous and gorgeous plantigrade bear footpaws, from the first time I saw them to this post now, they've set my heart aflutter and given me the shivers. ^_^

I wish I wasn't as picky as I am about lovely plantigrade feet, but the finding of your absolutely center-target hit for my heart above, was thoroughly worth any wait I've had about it. :) I don't know if ChadwickBear is big like a bear, or might even have a habit of being absolutely giant-titanic as well as being built like a linebacker, as most bears tend to be, and enjoying the feeling of tiny fursons underfoot, but I dream of having wonderful fun with such a mountain of bear, if our paths and interests ever cross.

-2Paw.

You are too kind =^^= thanks again

Cheers, good chummer! <3

-2Paw.

Oh my~

(2Paw hears a loud, heavy thumping approaching. He looks up!) Wow! The man, er, bear himself! It's a pleasure to make your acquaintance, ami; a bit belated on my part, but it's also a pleasure to welcome you to FurAffinity. I don't know if having much smaller wolves to have some fun with or even having them underfoot is at all your thing, but I'd love to ask if it might be.

Again, it's a blast to meet you, ami! Thank you for coming this far to say hello! :)

-2Paw.

Pleasure to meet you, 2paw. I am quite flattered to see someone so ecstatic about my paws!

To answer your question, I do love having a smaller wolf under my foot~

(The little twig-stick of a wolf-speck earblushes, and heart-flutters a little once again, as he regards the gigantic werebear and his equally-enormous feet before the tiny wolf, the ground already groaning and splintercracking under the mountainous bear-person's heavy tread before him.) I, uh...I mean, I would love to ask, I think, if you'd enjoy such company, with wee ol' me. o_o I hope I'm not being too forward. I believe I saw that you have a gentleman-wolf of your own, and I don't want to stick my nose or person between two close-folk if I wouldn't be welcome. You sound like one heck of a friendly bearperson, and I'm flattered your response to my interest was met with your own so positively as it you have.

-2Paw.

Finally, good to see bear paws drawn correctly. Too much digitigrade. Bears aren't toe walkers.

Glad I managed to do it right :3
I hope the owner of the legs will also be satisfied