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been trying to get minerva's feet to look like how they were when 
cougr drew them *i love the way he draws feet* so i decided to practice a bit on them, though they didnt turn out the way i wanted them to, though still better than how they use to look. anyways, just some simple doodles and trying to make min's toes a bit longer *not by much, but a bit longer* also wanted to add a bit of width to them too *more squish area, lol: and try to get use to drawing dragon feet all together *it seems im too use to drawing furry paws now, lol* nothing a bit of practices cant fix.
cougr drew them *i love the way he draws feet* so i decided to practice a bit on them, though they didnt turn out the way i wanted them to, though still better than how they use to look. anyways, just some simple doodles and trying to make min's toes a bit longer *not by much, but a bit longer* also wanted to add a bit of width to them too *more squish area, lol: and try to get use to drawing dragon feet all together *it seems im too use to drawing furry paws now, lol* nothing a bit of practices cant fix.
Category Artwork (Traditional) / General Furry Art
Species Dragon (Other)
Size 800 x 1100px
File Size 516.8 kB
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/255545/ here it is, trying to get them lookinf somewhat like those, but i keep falling back on my old drawing habbits so it looks like how i use to do it...though a frined told me that they did look allot better. I just think i need to draw more dragon type feet/paws than furry ones.
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/3408115 kinda like these, lol. i can do plantigrade feet pretty good, its just the digitigrade dragon feet that mess me up
For the best practice? Draw actual feet. At least ten pages, four to a page. I think I've probably drawn at least fifty to eighty pages of >just< feet so far over the course of school training, along with just as many pages of hands. Anatomy books work well for reference too. Once you have it hard-wired that that's how feet are drawn, you can then 'break' them in the right ways to make other types of paws, claws, and more. :)
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