And I'm the complete opposite, I absolutely love how you draw feet and it makes my day to see your artwork, it really does. One thing that impresses me is that you really give the drawing a 3D feel, it doesn't look 2D at all. Your lighting and shading is always superb for one thing even the little detail with the arch in her feet are there too. Not many put those there, it is something most wouldn't even consider to be honest.

Thanks!I do try to empathize 3D in my artwork.Makes the drawing "pop out".

No problem! Seriously though I wish I could draw even a 3rd as well as you do, so many ideas but no way to share them.
Anyways I will always be a fan of yours no matter what. <3

Well the structure looks good! I would say you just need to round out some things a bit and/or plump them up in areas. For the Paw-Post publication (which ran 5 years) Sera and I came up with what we call the FCS - Footpaw Classification System:https://www.furaffinity.net/view/25549994/

The image is a general overview and there is a link to a document in the description which further defines and describes it - you may find that useful for further breaking down paw types and shapes. :) This type of paw above is a sort of hybrid between C2 and C3 types on that system. I think it's a bit closer to C3, in which case, you could bulk up the mid-sole area a bit and reduce the depth of the arch (a C3 type paw would not have as pronounced an arch as a C1-human or C2).

I think you're doing amazing though - this is already much better than a lot of other paws out there! Keep at it, and hope that you can find the FCS useful in some way.

That Google Doc on different foot types is incredibly useful.I might go back to c3,but I definitely will experiment between c1-c3.Thanks for making the sheet!

Welcome - and if you have any feedback/suggestions, we are always looking to improve it. You're welcome to link to it and use it as well - we encourage everyone to. :)

you draw really nice feet. you're one of my fave artists in that category

I DO like the way you draw them! The chunkiness is appealing

This is all subjective honestly, I love the sharp shapes myself for example, especially the width of the feet. Though if you're unhappy with them you can always just try and experiment with various thickness, width and shapes of different parts like the toes, balls and heels. Look up some other artists, see a pair of feet ya like and try drawing them like they do first, see which basic shapes they use for them and then use that knowledge for yourself c:

Oh yeah.Experimenting is what I'm doing right now.And I have been studying other artists on how they draw feet,but because of the mindset I have,I don't follow through some other artists interpretations because they don't look ''realistic''.

Well see you in two months, but I will echo what others aaid here and affirmate that we absolutely love the way you draw feet, they look plump, bulbous and thick and they don't look at all like humanoid feet stuck to animal paws for that you are one of the true originals and deserve our attention.

So don't be hard on yourself.

Man I really, really love the way you draw feet. They're incredible and some of the most aesthetically pleasing soles I have ever seen in my life. I'm still just eagerly waiting for whenever you feel comfortable taking commissions because your art is truly beautiful.

DELICIOUS PAWS❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

This isnt stuff at all. It feels more weighty, more real. You've already gotten loads of good advice here so I wont bother adding to it. Especially since your more recent work is killer. Dont doubt yourself, you are amazing. Keep pushing your comfort zone. Merry Christmas btw.

When you see this that first sentence was horribly typoed