I think it can't be helped in some shots because of the carnivore teeth-- but other than that, I think you did a swell job portraying something bovid-eque.
The second one down on the right is my favourite.

That's kinda how I figure 6_9 But I hardly draw cows, or bovine anythings, so this was good practice!

This is a nice one.

Thank you!

I could tell it was a tauren, awesome job

Pip pip cheerio.

*twirls some wine* I say good day to you

Yay! :D Then it is good enough!

I really need to start practicing. Your expressions are inspirational.

Do it! :3 Expressions are lots of fun to do once you know how to warp faces

Be honest: Was there a time when you didn't like to draw expressions?

Actually, not really :O I have always been drawing, since I was a little little kid, and one of the first things I taught myself to draw were expressions, mostly because they were really fun, and they helped me get my emotions out. So I suppose the answer is no XD

The bottom left corner and the ones directly above and beside it are amazing. <3

Ah thanks! Those are some of the ones I felt I did a good job on, too X3

Then your good feelings are justified~♪♫♪ :3

Haha this dragon look awesome!

Dragon cow dog thing!

Dragon cow demon dog shaman thing :D

Whyever would it ever look like a dog-dragon-thing? Hehe.

I say it wanders between bovine and canidraconic. The former is more prominent when the eyes are farther apart and the snout bulky, the latter when they appear closer together and the snout looks more slender. #1 and #2 could be representative examples.

I see what you mean! :O In some positions I seem to have a harder time drawing snouts I am not used to (uh, dogs basically). I need to practice moooore! I am getting so rusty XC

Yeah, it's understandable! Most of what you draw are dog-dragon things, even though you draw them wonderfully XD

It's a real struggle to anthroize ungulates for one reason: the incredible alienness of their non-forward-facing eyes and general lack of any discontinuity in line between the forehead and the bridge of the nose. One can give them foreheads and thus move the eyes forward, but will have to be extra-careful to preserve the width and shape of the snout as much as possible; or one could keep the eyes apart and merely give them human expressivity. It's all in the style :)

But of course, you know all that already and I'm just blathering. I just love anthro hoofers. XD

No I totally see what you're sayin! I agree too, the eyes give me trouble, I am so used to drawing predators that it's weird drawing these kinds of animals for a change :O

I, for one, would love to see you work your magic more often on the residents of Ungulata :)

these are great!!! ahh I love your expressions.

Thank youuu! :D

The middle one in the bottom row... HNNNNNGG

abububub demon bubububuu

At first, i thought i was looking at charr from Guild Wars2 then I realized it looks more Taurenish but with lower fangs like the males do in the game. XD