Quick gesture sketches of a squirrel on my balcony eating the seeds I had set out for birds. Very lively and expressive little guy. He only held each position for roughly 2 seconds, so I didn’t have a lot of time to jot down more than the essence of the pose.
Studies of snow leopards and thumbnail compositions for the Snow Leopard Trust illustration.
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I’m really pleased to announce that my new book, Draw More Furries is arriving in bookstores November 23rd! The follow-up book to Draw Furries, DMF is packed with more fantastic furries and scalies to draw! Learn anatomy, facial expressions, poses, costumes, coloring and more!
BONUS OFFER: Purchase Draw More Furries through my webstore to receive a signed piece of original art from the book! Go here to order your copy. =^_^=
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Studies of African lion cubs with a focus on weighting and balance (Jan 2011). Cats, wild and domestic, are wonderful subjects to study because their “line of action” is often very pronounced.
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Drawing a Bear in 4 steps
From Illustration School: Let’s Draw Cute Animals by Sachiko Umoto. Part of an adorable series of drawing books. I just adore Sachiko Umoto’s charming illustrations and whimsical approach to making cute animals that’s simple enough for anyone to follow. Reminds me of the Ed Emberley drawing books I loved so much as a kid.
Studies of red foxes and arctic foxes in motion.
Quick notepad sketches of squirrels running around the balcony this morning.
Sketches of polar bear cubs.
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