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Keeping up with my current bull mood, I decided to doodle up a hoof tutorial since I noticed a lot of people tend to mess hooves up, most especially folks who arent all that familiar with ungulate anatomy, so I doodled some hooves (and toes) of several artiodactyls and equines to showcase how subtle yet significant the differences from one another can be.

And in case you cant tell apart my whack ass writing, here's the list:

1. Cow 2. Pig 3. Horse/Donkey 4. Goat/Sheep 5. Zebra 6. Deer 7. Moose 8. Reindeer 9. Camel 10. Llama/Alpaca 11. Wildebeest 12. Sitatunga (dont know what that is? Look it up) 13. Giraffe 14. Oryx 15. Muskox

Disclaimer: if you have a cartoony/heavily stylized art style and the hooves you draw look something along the lines of the hooves I marked with Xs then dont worry about it. This tutorial is for realistic/semi realistic art styles that are meant to be a bit more anatomically faithfull so yall toony folks are in the clear. That said however, if you still wanna use this as a guide to practice hoof drawings then go right ahead. Its a pleasure of mine when people find the stuff I make useful.

Description
Keeping up with my current bull mood, I decided to doodle up a hoof tutorial since I noticed a lot of people tend to mess hooves up, most especially folks who arent all that familiar with ungulate anatomy, so I doodled some hooves (and toes) of several artiodactyls and equines to showcase how subtle yet significant the differences from one another can be.

And in case you cant tell apart my whack ass writing, here's the list:

1. Cow 2. Pig 3. Horse/Donkey 4. Goat/Sheep 5. Zebra 6. Deer 7. Moose 8. Reindeer 9. Camel 10. Llama/Alpaca 11. Wildebeest 12. Sitatunga (dont know what that is? Look it up) 13. Giraffe 14. Oryx 15. Muskox

Disclaimer: if you have a cartoony/heavily stylized art style and the hooves you draw look something along the lines of the hooves I marked with Xs then dont worry about it. This tutorial is for realistic/semi realistic art styles that are meant to be a bit more anatomically faithfull so yall toony folks are in the clear. That said however, if you still wanna use this as a guide to practice hoof drawings then go right ahead. Its a pleasure of mine when people find the stuff I make useful.