Actually, they're quite good. Haunches might be a tad oversized but it hardly matters. Something a bit 'Clockwork Orange' about the top right :)

Large haunches are good! :)

I agree with Sean! For first-time doodles, these are quite good. It took a heckuva long time for me to be able to draw either 'munks with any sort of satisfaction.

The first one's a bit too furry, and the bottom one's hands need work; though paws are always tricky so it's understandable. Also, the bottom one's feet should come to a point just a wee bit more. Remember: their paws are like rounded teardrops. However, the top right one looks great overall! Jaunty li'l munk-with-a-cane! ^__^

Well, not necessarily "first-time" as I've done a fair amount of C&D art already (Dale riding Foxglove, anyone?) Just wanted to take another hack at them. Disney style seems to elude me. I'm more WB I guess.

Oh, and yes, I hate hands. They're the last part of anatomy that I need to master.

Oops! Forgot! (How *could* I!?)

"Disney style seems to elude me. I'm more WB I guess."

I've always thought my Disney toons end up looking more WB, so I can empathize.

And as far as hands, all I can say is practice. A _lot_. Hands are universally difficuly, any cartoonist will tell you. Who knows why?

Well, that and I was just sorta lazy with these and didn't do them very good.

Nice to see some more Chip and Dale art. There seems to more art of them lately. Good job though, I'm sure you'll get better. I understand when you say things that look easy to draw - arn't. Drives me crazy sometimes.

It is good to see more chipmunk art!!! YAY!!!