Bleat City

Isabelle in a comfy sweatshirt

HMMMM I feel like my furry anatomy is really human so Im not sure if I have great tips for you...learning regular anatomy is always a good start, and then once you understand the basics of that you can tweak things to fit an anthro character. People have mixed opinions about red lining and tracing, but I like to do this exercise where I red line a reference pic of body, then I sketch it next to the reference a couple times and refine it more each time. I also in generally really recommend sketching with the lasso fill tool (if you work digitally) as it can help you digest form and shapes really well which is also really important for drawing in general ! Here's an example of the exercise done with the lasso fill tool! I will also say, sometimes REAL anatomy is going to feel really off. I know that sounds weird but many times I have found myself leaning into stylizing anatomy and it feeling WAY better and looking way better than trying to go for realistic anatomy especially if you are aiming for a style similar to one like i have. Dont chase the dragon of perfection with this btw, just try to keep it loose and flowy and have fun!