I'm just glad you have that "does not equal" sign there. :D

SHORTCUT! :o

Wow....you did this so fast ! Thanks a lot for posting this. Will definetly use this as guidelines when sketching faces. Thanks a lot

... ... ...I'M SORRY I'M TOO PEDANTIC AND CAN'T STOP MYSELF

"Anthro" is latin for human. "Anthropomorphism" means taking something without human features and ascribing them.

What you're illustrating here is "Zoomorphism", taking something that doesn't have animal features (a human) and ascribing them.

The more you know ===★

I know exactly what "anthto" as a prefix means, but internet has it;s own rules and naming system. In everyday internet langauge, (mostly on this page) anthro is only an abbreviation for "anthropomorphic animal". Since this site is focused on animals, smart animals, "taurs", anthropomorphic stuff and everything that's animal-related in ANY way i think it's absolutely obvious that "anthro" stands for "anthropomorphic" (and in this case antrhropomorphic animal).

I was asked to show the difference between DRAWING human face and anthropomoprhic animal (named by persoon who asked for it "anthro"). It's not a "how to morph human face into anima", it's step by step WHAT differs berwen first and last step.

You're awfully useless to th internet society ;x

There was really no need to take a potshot at the end, there.

Interesting. I don't think I've ever seen a diagram that shows a more accurate way to morph a human face into an anthro animal's. Informative!