So many details to love. The tie and split for her shorts, the visible pouch line at her waist, the DSLR, and the multilayered tops. Big tail, big toes, big attitude!

Glad you liked her, she was tricky to draw but very fun ^.^

Hard, sure, but she looks well worth the efforts. And I love just HER in this. She seems as if she's caught between the ideas of what she's looking at not being worth a shot and perhaps it might be the most interesting thing she'd shoot all day.

I guess the pose was pretty hard, right?

The lower half of the pose to be specific x.x

It was about the feet or legs in general?

Mainly the feet, they were veeeeeery hard to figure out

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Thank you ^.^

I love your pencil work :)

Thank you so much <3

Such a fun pose, and I feel like you nailed a kangaroo's unique feet and facial structure! Always a pleasure to see your sketching style on here. ^^

Glad you liked it, it took so much time to figure out the feet, but I think it worked out in the end ^^

Wow I love this design and what a gorgeous pose!

Thank you, I'm planning a few more of these =3

Abdibi's character Wendy done with correct feet.

I totally forgot Andibi has a roo character :O
Need to pay his gallery a visit again ^^;

You should, he has done some fun stuff lately.

Nice art, but I think anthro 'roos should have feet more like real kangaroos.

Uhhh... how much more like real kangaroo's feet could you get?

Maybe enjoy and keep your opinions to yourself until you're as accomplished an artist as this?

I believe he means make the feet plantigrade (real kangaroo) as opposed to digitgrade (this image), but the toes do look much like the real thing either way.

But if we consider the way the hands and body are drawn as a whole, I would dare say more to artist's discretion of how close to the real thing it should be for this style.
Disclaimer: this is coming from someone (me) who doesn't pay much attention to kangaroo anatomy, I had no idea they had such interesting toesies.

I admit I got a little riled up. Everyone has an opinion. I just know how much effort Arc put into this and it stung a bit to see such a comment.

This is a re-post of my comment below. On the subject of anthro kangaroo legs, I personally lean towards Type 2 of this chart: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/141.....1244537356957/ or https://i.pinimg.com/originals/da/3.....b9bde763dd.jpg Most anthros I see, like in Blotch's art (see here: https://en.wikifur.com/wiki/List_of.....Days_of_Summer), are Type 3, but this sequence by Arania features the kind I prefer: https://arania.kamiki.net/sequence/.....arty-crashed/. That said, she's also done Type 2 roos like in https://arania.kamiki.net/sequence/.....o-petting-zoo/, https://arania.kamiki.net/sequence/.....-and-kangaroo/ and https://arania.kamiki.net/sequence/.....rico-the-roo/. You can see all her kangaroo art here: https://arania.kamiki.net/tf-artwork/page/1/

Functionally, if she relaxes, her feet/legs are very real-kangaroo like. I worked with him on this one, and the problem solving of how you hybridize an anthro is solved in diverse ways. Here she is poised on her toes with her camera, as Kangaroos also do this, but if she were to relax and rest all the way on her feet (the backs are still plantigrade), is functionally will be pretty close to the actual animal. And her locomotion would be more akin to springy hopping, like true kangaroos / wallabies
movement would be something in between true roo and humanoid bipedal. I got in on the weeds on that one. artists put a lot of time into thinking about stuff, and this rendition is one of the closest on typical anthro kangaroo art. It was a fun problem to solve, and people will have various interpretations. With that in mind too, in reality she is probably much "shorter" than she is here bc due to the length of the foot, she can easily be like a whole foot taller by getting up on her toes in a pose.

I think he did good job, kangaroo feet are a really difficult problem to solve, and adapt to a modernized world.

This is just fantastic work. So many details to soak in! Really love the outfit, the pose...everything comes together wonderfully.

The outfit took some time to figure out, but glad you liked, I was this close from just letting her be nekkid x3

This came out so lovely, I didn't see the final until now, and I must say the detailing on the clothing is so wonderful, great work! I love how your lifework handling has been developing. excellent job on figuring out that camera, too.

I meant *line work handling, my autocorrect took me out.

Its been awesome seeing you pump out all these character designs.

Sorry about the late reply. On the subject of anthro kangaroo legs, I personally lean towards Type 2 of this chart: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/141.....1244537356957/ or https://i.pinimg.com/originals/da/3.....b9bde763dd.jpg Most anthros I see, like in Blotch's art (see here: https://en.wikifur.com/wiki/List_of_characters_in_Dog%27s_Days_of_Summer), are Type 3, but this sequence by Arania features the kind I prefer: https://arania.kamiki.net/sequence/.....arty-crashed/. That said, she's also done Type 2 roos like in https://arania.kamiki.net/sequence/983/kangaroo-petting-zoo/, https://arania.kamiki.net/sequence/.....-and-kangaroo/ and https://arania.kamiki.net/sequence/.....rico-the-roo/. You can see all her kangaroo art here: https://arania.kamiki.net/tf-artwork/page/1/

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I like how you draw kangaroos, keep up the good work!

Thank you very much! I've got a few more roos baking in the art oven =3

Well, I'd like to add my own gal to that oven when you open for slots someday ;3

That's a body I might kill for. Envious.