It is difficult to make a hybrid, let alone two species that are out of the norm. (heck iguana and wolf dun go together but hey was able to)

Just gotta try to blend them slowly, and prolly start with the one she would like to start more on, the shark part of the bear part.

But both of these are done very well. I am impressed!

I mean, I can almost add anything to wolf ecept invertabrates but the skeletal structure in both these creatures is sooo far apart from each other I couldnt think of a good way to blend them. Sharks arent even made of bone, the have a cartalage skeletal system thing going.

Well don;t think about the skeletal structure of it just yet. Look more on the more reasonable features (ones that are shown) [how art blocks can happen or just art stumps]

Once those are done normally can think about how the skeletons work out. And the bone would prolly be a mix of cartilage and actual bone who knows.

I usually start out with the generall skeltal shape because it helps me thik about how long to make limbs or the sizes and shapes of the muzzle. Even if it's the the peg sphere type of skeleton I have to think about what would be functional and astheticly pleasing. My friend made a fox otter that looked just like a fox with whiskers. And I have a friend who is a griff that's parrot and house cat but used that standard lion eagle shape. A parots beak is much rounder for cracking nuts and I just couldnt help but think he's still lion and eagle.

That I can understand, but anthros of sorts rarely make accurate skeletal sense.


And I see.

Good point, lol.

yeah X3