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[Mini Tutorial] Simplified Back Canine Feral Legs
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I've been seeing quite a few feral canine pieces on my twitter feed where the back legs clearly are from anthro artists, although looks nice, you can tell they aren't comfortable drawing ferals yet!
There is a different in anthro to feral back legs, most specifically that we add calf muscle in anthro. But feral legs have a much smoother transition from thigh to ankle than anthro versions!
So I wanted to make a rather simple example for those who may find it helpful! This is a very simple example with no medical terms, btw.
Nothing wrong with drawing more pronounced anthro-like legs on ferals, though! It still looks good and gets the message across. But if you are itching to make your feral canine back legs look a little more like real life, this could help to think of it differently!
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Category Artwork (Digital) / Animal related (non-anthro)
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Size 1919 x 1919px
File Size 4.22 MB
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