Animal Anatomy + Differences Drawing Tips [community guided] (TBU)

Animal Anatomy + Differences Drawing Tips [community guided] (TBU)
Posted 2021-02-03 08:26:02 (edited) #324908 Hi guys! I know I'm not as experienced as our lovely Xylax, the art team, nor these AMAZING other artists featured on Wolvden, however, I wanna try to give tips! This will be a WIP, always, most likely xD. PLEASE, suggest animals below! NOTICE: If the post looks bare, it's cause I'm adding art to it. This post is a WIP and will be updated soon Alligator + Crocodile Let's start with something you'd probably more so see on LD than WD, but you may wanna draw. An alligator or crocodile. Note that the crocodile's snout will always be more 'V' shaped, meanwhile the alligator will have the more curved, 'U' shaped snout. There are more things, like the crocodile having more sharp, curved teeth and the alligator more cylindrical. Alligators bottom teeth don't really show as much as a crocodile's will. Wolf Featuring A-type facial and a more social vibe than others, like the fennec foxes (carrying a B-type), wolves usually have eyes and irises that stand out. Deer (Black-Tailed + White-tailed) First, let's establish the type of deer the black-tail is. While it's not a huge stretch from the white-tail, the white-tail is not a mule deer subspecies categorized by the black-tail. The black-tail is broken into TWO groups, both displaying different antler types. White-tail are native to North America, while the mule deer can only be found mostly in the Great Plains and other western boundaries of North America. Again, while they're not totally different, it is noted that unlike the related species of white-tail, the black-tail deer are known for their more tapered tails with two forms of black variation.(more on these later, including pictures) Foxes	War #3000

Posted 2021-02-03 08:26:02 (edited)

#324908

Hi guys! I know I'm not as experienced as our lovely Xylax, the art team, nor these AMAZING other artists featured on Wolvden, however, I wanna try to give tips! This will be a WIP, always, most likely xD.

PLEASE, suggest animals below!

NOTICE: If the post looks bare, it's cause I'm adding art to it. This post is a WIP and will be updated soon

Alligator + Crocodile
Let's start with something you'd probably more so see on LD than WD, but you may wanna draw. An alligator or crocodile. Note that the crocodile's snout will always be more 'V' shaped, meanwhile the alligator will have the more curved, 'U' shaped snout.
There are more things, like the crocodile having more sharp, curved teeth and the alligator more cylindrical. Alligators bottom teeth don't really show as much as a crocodile's will.

Wolf
Featuring A-type facial and a more social vibe than others, like the fennec foxes (carrying a B-type), wolves usually have eyes and irises that stand out.

Deer (Black-Tailed + White-tailed)
First, let's establish the type of deer the black-tail is. While it's not a huge stretch from the white-tail, the white-tail is not a mule deer subspecies categorized by the black-tail.

The black-tail is broken into TWO groups, both displaying different antler types. White-tail are native to North America, while the mule deer can only be found mostly in the Great Plains and other western boundaries of North America. Again, while they're not totally different, it is noted that unlike the related species of white-tail, the black-tail deer are known for their more tapered tails with two forms of black variation.(more on these later, including pictures)

Foxes

War
#3000

Posted 2021-02-03 08:26:25

#324909

Boop. Just in case <

War
#3000

Posted 2021-02-03 08:27:03

#324911

Also, just in case. But please, do suggest and I am gonna work on this topic.

Tell me what animals you'd like to see anatomically studied D: <3

War
#3000

Posted 2021-02-23 08:48:15

#351421

Hey are you interested into wolves or foxes, if you are I'm wondering if you could do a fox species category on them I just want to see what will come up from somebody else's perspective. That is all I want to know, and I'm Cody Allen.

Cody L. Allen
#36966

Posted 2021-03-01 04:50:27

#360572

Thanks for the suggestion, I'll study foxes and add it!

War
#3000

Posted 2021-03-01 07:19:33

#360708

Thanks I really appreciate that.

Cody L. Allen
#36966

Posted 2021-03-17 19:22:28 (edited)

#387515

I'll get to this soon. I've kind of been ill.

War
#3000

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