Mr.Slender over there with that arm, DAYM. lol jk but the arm is very disproportionate

how so, if you don't mind me asking. maybe its just because there's no body, but its possible i made the upper arm a bit long.

Nah, its just a few things making it look disproportionate, such as the size of the head (the arm should be about 3 heads long) and the other characters arms are much smaller in comparison creating a visual effect on the second one. Thus the arm is very disproportionate.

Just practice sketching body sizes, This here helped me a few months ago when I couldn't do body sizes correctly

http://zemael.tumblr.com/post/60693.....-handsarms-and

oh! i know the whole correct proportion thing, with the head length sholders and whatnot. i feel like i mix the proportions of animals and people, rater than just a animal with human proportions. ive only been doing anthro art for about 2-3 years now, im allot better at animal anatomy.
these pictures i feel are better examples of when i do better on proportions.
https://www.furaffinity.net/view/20537272/
https://www.furaffinity.net/view/20439690/
also when i draw the arms, i don't use the head as a reference, i go off the body. like, i start with the head, draw the body till it looks right, then the limbs, usually arms last.And i go by how far on the body the arms hang, i have a weird process for drawing different angles and poses. =w=

Oh, Yea those are better references. Though you have been doing art for 2-3 years? How often do you practice anthro art I have only been doing art for about 2 months (2 weeks of digital) Though I practice 10-15 hours a day....

well, i draw at least one picture a day if i can, and when it comes to things i have trouble with, i draw it more. for a good while i had so much trouble with the legs and anything other than a side angle. I don't have any of my really old art up on here, but i recently found allot of it and have been thinking on redrawing some. Ive been drawing feral wolves seance i was 5 or so. drew a bit of anime in middle school. there was at least twice when my art very suddenly improved, I would take a break from drawing for a while, but i would still look at art and see what looked good, and when i went back to draw, i had forgotten all the ways i used to draw and practically started a new style i felt was better than my last. most of my drawing don't take long to do, like for a traditional full body with flat color, it would only take me about 10-20 minutes to do, but im just an impatient person and have been drawing at top speed pretty much my whole life.

Yea, when it comes to getting better you just have to do the things you know you cant't do well, and draw them over and over until you can. That is very boring however, and time consuming so you would need a lot of patients when it comes to art.

its a good thing i just love drawing because im not that patient ^^