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DON'T draw your fur like this; it looks ridiculous. This is just an illustration.
Knowing the grain of the muscle, and how the fur lies down on different parts of his body may seem kind of pointless at first, but it will help for some of the more odd angles you may draw. If I draw Nicholas lying on his side, I'd be outlining different bits of him than if I were drawing him at a straight-on angle. Those different would probably have different muscle masses that would affect his fur, if only slightly.
TinyPic went out of business in 2019, so it isn't hosting anything anymore.Anyone else having problems with "tiny pic" not showing images? this is a kinda old thread but its pinned so just wondering.
Oh damn. so I guess those pictures are gone. (From here atleast)TinyPic went out of business in 2019, so it isn't hosting anything anymore.
can we know that we can do the anatomical study of a realistic general anthro turtle (NO TMNT PLZ) if we have research on what if the backbones attaches to the ribs in the back when hiding it,To those who want to view the busted images, they're all preserved in the Wayback Machine. ← Click that & enjoy.![]()
Strictly speaking, not *all* of them are preserved. Many of the ones in the arms and hand tutorial still failed to load.To those who want to view the busted images, they're all preserved in the Wayback Machine. ← Click that & enjoy.![]()