Ooh, I like the smug kitty, and the happy Kaffre with the rattle, and poor sad crying Kaffre, who I think needs a big cuddle, quick, and the kitty head down at the bottom that looks quite a lot like a clever squirrel!

Heehee, I've never done that drawing-circles-and-joining-them-together-with-lines thing. I see books recommending it, but I find I like my drawings a lot more if I just do them freehand... ^.^

Ooh you likes lotsa stuff! *hugs n' snugs*

Anyway yeah, the circles-thing requires quite a lot of practice before it looks any good.

I used to draw freehand a lot too, but I find it easier to deal with different poses when I use shapes, plus I have more control over the proportions. I still sometimes draw Kaffre's face freehand though, it looks cuter that way!

You use the same method I do! ^.^ I normally use the circle method, at least for heads, and occasionally on bodies if I'm doing a really complicated pose. My favorite's gotta be the one on the bottom between that fur with glasses and buckteeth (Zee-Zee?) and the block. ^.^

Thanks Jerry, the character with the glasses and buckteeth is Zee-Zee.
(I wanted to practice different types of muzzle, I feel mine look too felinish).

I like that guy too, he's got the cutest legs and diapers!

T'anks baby kitteh, I aims to please! *hugs n' licks*

Wow... improving all the time I see =3

thank you... *hugs*

Wow! Practice does make perfect. You're getting really good really fast!
Nice handpaw in the upper right corner.
I think the 3-heads-tall look is suiting you very well.

Dash style? Interesting choice :3 You use a heck of a lot more guide-lines than i do. Shows much better training.

Thanks *hugs*. I'm still not entirely happy with my hands (or feet), but I like to think I'm getting better.

One of my main reasons for changing my drawing style was that my old-style characters averaged 3-1/2 to 4 heads tall which I thought looked too grownup...

After all the trouble you took to create a tutorial, I thought I owed it to us both to try Dash style for myself! I think I need a bit more practice with it though...