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Step-by-step drawing tutorial of an arctic fox. Enjoy!
Cream fox: [link]
You can view the individual steps of this tutorial at a larger size here: [link]
Don’t give up if your first drawings aren’t perfect. Art is not something that can be learned overnight. Drawing is a skill that must be practiced and supplemented through observation, so keep a sketchbook, and take it with you everywhere. Look around you, draw what you see. Visit the zoo and sketch animals. Sketch people at the mall. The more you draw, the better you’ll get. See this article [link] for more animal sketching tips and resources. Good luck!
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eeek I love foxes!!! My favorite animal!!! >v< This was very helpful, and the result looks amazing *u*
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the firstb one i drew looked like it had one too many cupcakes...but im gettiing the hang of it cause of this awesome tutorial!!! thank you!!!
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Which... what? All of my art is pencil lines with digital coloring in Photoshop CS3 if that's what you're asking.
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Ps CS3 
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Wow! Just got your book Draw Furries about a week or so ago. Helped a lot with some of the things I've been having trouble with. I had no idea that you had an account here though! Your artwork is amazing
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Oh, thank you! I'm so glad. 
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Oh, wow! I had no idea about that! I eagerly look forward to the book
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Wow ! This is so great ! Your style is really beautiful, and I love your shading ! Amazing work !
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Do you have any tips on how to get an interesting pose looking in proportion? I look at a lot of references but I still can't really imagine how to make something different look right.
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Oh, good question. If I was drawing an animal I hadn't drawn before, I'd do several pages of warm-up sketches from photographs or videos (preferable so you can see how they move) to feel out their form, proportions and personality before moving onto thumbnail poses and the final illustration. The warm-up sketches can really help loosen you up and get you ready.
As for proportions, try measuring the size of the head to other body parts. Try to find landmarks that you can use to double-check yourself. Also try flipping your drawing (by holding it up to a mirror or shining the light through it to see it from the other side). This will give you a fresh look on the drawing and may reveal problem areas or lopsidedness that you didn't notice.
Good luck!
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wow i though it would take even more steps than that XD
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Wow, This is wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing!
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I love your dynamic style! Thanks for the tutorial!
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