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Shivers96 [2010-06-20 22:58:51 +0000 UTC]

have a yorkshire pudding

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Shivers96 [2010-06-20 22:58:38 +0000 UTC]

same

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Shivers96 [2010-06-20 22:58:22 +0000 UTC]

LOL I HAVE A JOKE: REDLION
OLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLLOLOLO

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xRedLily [2010-06-20 17:25:07 +0000 UTC]

Oh wauw! : D really nice! and maybe a bit moar butt? haha

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tWistedscissors [2010-06-20 14:26:21 +0000 UTC]

Also I keep getting sheathed and unsheathed mixed up. I'd say my bad but I doubt you really care.

YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN

HAVE A POTATO

YOU IRISH BIDDY

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tWistedscissors [2010-06-20 14:24:53 +0000 UTC]

shavs u tit butt

I used this reference for your redline [link]

If in doubt with any sort of anatomy, USE REFERENCES

The first thing I noticed about this is your gait, it's incorrect; animals always walk on alternate legs, it keeps them balanced. I couldn't be bothered redrawing it for you since I've been working all night but the photo is there along with a million others of cats should you need it.

Your hind legs looked a bit broken, for cats the ankle is much lower than that for a dog and they protrude less. The legs should always flow gently as the skin covers most of the muscle definition.

I elongated the body a bit and lowered the head, I'm not too big a quack on animal anatomy but I don't think a cat's head can lift like that in that position in normal stances, it ain't a horse.

Your paws are generally okay I think, just smooth your angles when drawing them. A cat's claws should not be visible unless they're unsheathed, and they're not unsheathed when they're walking. A dog's nails are blunt for they are sheathed constantly, a cat needs them to be sharp and off the ground when not needed.

[link] this is the rough redline I got for you.

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