Hmm..i need to increase more fur effects...

is easy to do honey, just dont press too much against the paper, do quick traces so the curve will look natural

Ok, I'll try!
My lineart is thick almost all the time, but I'll try!
Thx.

just relax your hand, trace quick and you willñ see natural curved line, then make it darker ;3

the tutorial wrote:Draw the base of the tail OVER the buttcheeks.

Oh thank you ^^ I know some breeds do kinda require a bit tricky placement on the tail, but canines and felines having their tails show up from between their crack??? It just looks... ....off.... I don't quite get it when people draw tails that low. I mean, the tail would give that character perma-wedgie XD

it depends if its anthro or non anthro, if you will do an anthropòmorphic character, you need to follow the spine cord, since the tail is an extension of that

I was talking of the upright walkers. Most anthro breeds wouldn't need to rely on using the tail for balance too much (the creature already thinks like a human, it's already clumsy =B ). But again, having an upright walker with the tail starting deep in between the rump like that really wouldn't work, even if it were to follow the spine. Man, I'd feel sorry for fatties who had to deal with their tail being so buried between butt cheek =|

Oh, an animal can still be a quadruped but be an anthro too. Anthro =\= only walking upright ^^

:3 I know about that, but as I said, this is how I draw, I am used with this kind of tail positioning, but it will look awkward if the tail starts between the buttcheeks (at least for me)

Interesting tuts. Thanks for the references :3

^^ thanks :3, This is how I draw tails, you can find your own way if you want, as part of your own style ;3

Thank you so mutch for the wonderful tutorial!:D
This was exactly what i was looking for, after about an hour of useless "how to draw tails" searches turning up non relevant results :P

i did a tail tutorial too, but this is way more professional