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Correct there is always more than one method of approach.

Things to consider for commissions. Samples. Good for promoting. Your average turn around time. (how long does it on average to finish the piece). Usage restrictions. (Personal use, commercial...) Also try a good list of what you can and cannot do, along with preferred media.

This is why I said it's also style dependent. I mean one thing you'll have to do is decide what will be a base construction on a particular anthro, and draw it at different angles. It doesn't have to be a set animal but "generic" Think about say the Simpsons, they still have a set style even...

Macross Plus is a very good series. Evangelion I find overrated, however, if you can rent it at blockbusters might be a good place to start to see if it's worth it. In fact I recommend that you do that before buying any anime series to see if you like it.

Other than getting reference, I can't tell you "how to draw them" this is an observation. As for digitally you can use many different line tools depending on the program and use Bezier curves to make lines as well.

Depends how you're drawing them, digitally or traditionally?

Could be interesting for sure

There is this site: http://www.fineart.sk/index.php?cat=0 Check out the Loomis anatomy books.

Actually Shinotenshi, the wrists of fat person are actually the least likely area for fat to store. What you should mention is that it is the forearms of obese people that tend to stay skinny. Fat deposites are usually as such. Males: The torso/stomach stores fat and often balloons out and the...

Instead of asking us, the Program always offers helps and tutorials. http://www.artrage.com/artragetutorials.html Like so.

My advice is a bit different from Dave's The problem is that you're drawing at a slight angle and have her body at a forward approach. One leg you used barachan styled foot the other looks normal. Because your image isn't work safe I did this little thing. I should have blown it up so...

Ok...this is what I could think of. There is a bit of a battle, I notice with artists, including myself where technical stuff starts to obscure the figure a bit. Let me see if I can say this better, ever notice some artists draw stuff where you admire the technical skill, there's a lot of...

I'll see what I can do because you're more skilled than me lol. But I noticed the legs are at different lengths slightly, and I think mainly it has to do with turning the arms, legs a bit to get that perspective looking right

Someone should mention that FA went into admin mode because of the tables being re-keyed instead of finding out on IRC :P

It ends the world.

Just become a minority Asian, Black whatever have you, and make sure you're left handed...there's plenty of bigger scholarships out there with less merit and more funds ;)

Paper Route (12), then Burger King 2 years later ( 14 yrs old at the time)

New OC have really fine tune Pen control. I noticed Painter can only do 1pixel for example but OC can go much smaller. I know a lot of people use it for sketching/inking even if a bit tedious if you don't know how to do it. I even tend to do my sketching in OC versus Painter because of the pen...

Networking only works with version 1.1 As for that tutorial, how about this? http://www.furaffinityforums.net/showthread.php?tid=3269

What is Open Canvas? Open Canvas is digital art program. It is released by Portalgraphics http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenCanvas Where Can I download Open Canvas? Open Canvas 1.1 is freeware and you can download it by Googling "oc11b72.exe" (Please note that OC 1.1 is for PCs only - No...