#bodypart

[warenwild]

Études n°4 ❤

[naariel]

its smooch time

I love this man, I'd let his hair tickle my face any day.

[canisalbus]

Where and how did you learn to draw bodies both feral and anthro so beautifully detailed and soft? I love all the lines you add that act as muscle and wrinkles.

This isn't going to be a very helpful answer but I think anatomy might just be one of those things I've been autistically obsessed with since I was very little. Bodies have such good shapes, they're very satisfying to draw and I want to do them justice.

I've taken a couple of life drawing classes over the years and they've certainly helped (especially when it comes to figuring out dynamic poses, perspective and line of action), but I think for me the bulk of it has been just looking at living things really intently and trying to mentally pull them apart like a ball jointed doll so that I have, like, a 3D model of them in my brain that I can rotate around and pose.

Mammals are pretty meaty and flexible, we have a lot of soft tissue, and it's always fun to try to convey that feeling of fleshiness when drawing. The different layers of the body (skin, fat, muscle and bone, mostly) all interact with each other in interesting ways and different poses accentuate different aspects of them. Managing to capture small nuances like where your skin wrinkles when you move your joints, where you accumulate fat that creates softer and rounder shapes, and where your bones are closest to the surface, can really make your drawings seem more alive and organic.

[petbrain]

enough "i wish i had a tail" "i wish i had fangs" "i wish i had wings" posts. where are the I WISH I HAD PAWPADS folk. where are the I WISH I HAD A STICKY TONGUE pals. and what about my I WISH I HAD A THIRD EYELID little guys

[lonewolf638]

shes just like me

[mango-sideburns]

My fav thing about TAZ is that any aspect out of context sounds fucking bonkers.

Like, in the balance finale there's a scene in which Garfield (who is very specifically never described visually bc most people imagine him as like. The Lasagna Cat. Who in this universe is the most powerful warlock in the realm and also has a hobby of cloning people, which is great for the one character that got forced into haunting a mannequin) is summoned by an alien spaceship that runs on the power of friendship so he could beat up some flashing balls. In D&D.

And that was just. Such a normal scene in the narrative. No one blinked an eye. I would like to bow down to Griffins clear unmatched talent for making me feel such big emotions over ridiculous shit like a goddamned umbrella or a regular ass pair of jeans or the idea of a taco recipe.

[normalbirb]

my theory to why ppl hate drawing hands so much is bcs they have been told so many times that they are hard to draw and therefore avoid it.

[crimsonrune]

Week 46's theme was Upside Down, and with the new Pokemon just released (which I've spent a lot of time on, problems aside), there's no better time than to explore one of the best tail TFs around - Girafarig's! #TFTuesday #TFEveryday #Transformation #TF #Transfur #UDTF

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[warenwild]

♥️ heart ♥️

[babykittenteach]

Some sketches brought to you by Jay posting lesbian-on-a-leash Ed fic today and then not telling anyone.

[arthur-lesters-occipital-lobes]

This came to me in a dream:

Context is, in this dream Oscar told Arthur to Journal to work through his trauma.

This was the next thing that happened:

Image description is in Alt-Text.

And yes I am aware some blind people can write fine, I work with one of em.

[wild-magic-oops]

I like to hc that Durge heals abnormally quickly but now I also think he should be able to regenerate body parts just to make him even more unsettling due to what he is. He knocks out a tooth and it just grows back the next day. A finger? No problem. Bigger parts like a whole hand take longer to regenerate but so far anything that wouldn't kill him will grow back just fine.

I've seen some hcs that Durge acts like a cat and leaves Gortash body parts and whatnot, and what better present than his own child-of-a-god bodyparts?

[canisalbus]

Also the way you draw hands, like they are SO expressive

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[exdeputysonso]

Brad Dourif as Remo Lacey | Body Parts (1991)

[darkthur-lesters-lost-arm]

First the tooth, then the prince's head and now the witch's left hand... guys I think we might have a competition

[arthur-lesters-stomach]

rumbles