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Published: 2014-03-29 00:00:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 4254; Favourites: 169; Downloads: 0
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Requested by DBOY0009 !These are all of the things to think about when drawing anthro digitgrade legs.
Hope this helps! I would love some feedback on this, so if you have a comment, question, or suggestion for another guide, I would love to know! I really like helping my watchers and give them tips! Also, if you use this guide, please show me what you make! I would love to see!
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this is really useful, might use this!! Thanks jay!
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Thanks! Let me know if you do!
It is abit outdated for my current style but it still shows the same concept ^^
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i really like this tutorial. How would you add a body to it tho xD ??
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I can do a new, updated tutorial when I have time if you like!
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that would serioulsy be so awesome!
Thanks!!!
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thanks! let me know if you use it, i would love to see!
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So would this work for a Red panda suit? I'm worried that the legs might be too canine while using the digitagrade.
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I suggest either putting more "fat" (padding) along the back of the leg, or none at all! If you look at a red panda, they just have chubbier legs, but the same bone structure. (Relatively speaking)Β
don't take my word for it, though. instead, you can do what I did and take a look at these pictures.Β www.deviantart.com/art/Red-Panβ¦
skullandbone.tumblr.com/post/6β¦
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ohhh X3 this is actually helpful!! thank you!! <3Β
haha i want to get into drawing furry :3 they are so pretty <3
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Ah. Thanks so much. This is gunna be very helpful
[lol I didnt know the hips should be above the toes! 
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You're very welcome! I'm glad it is of help!
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Great work Jay! I would just like to suggest that you don't use that light blue colour for writing as it can be difficult to read. also your pretty much correct about the toe joint, you just have to remember that toes can move individually, so it is not just one "joint". Β Great job!Β
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Thanks! Ok, thanks, I'll keep that in mind for next time. Yeah I wasn't really sure what that group of joints is actually called.
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no worries, my pleasure
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Thankyou! (also can you bring your swimmers when you come over so we can go swimming after hockey)
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