Draw More Furries: How to Create Anthropomorphic Fantasy Creatures

good information and instructions for intermediate artists!

The book is in great condition and was exactly what I was expecting. However, the shipping label was missing the delivery instructions I wrote, so the carrier delivered it to the wrong location.

I got this and another book in this series for my daughter and she absolutely loves them. She uses them all the time and her work is constantly getting better. Very great book. My daughter is 12 and has been drawing for ar least 10.5 years. She just started getting into furries and this book gives her inspiration as well as helps her with small details. As an adult, the art in the book is great, nicely put together and has a good variety of furries

First of all, it goes without saying that there is a great variety of source material available on the web for drawing furry art. There is, but this book seems to take the most critical pieces of that information and consolidates it into one book. This book is a continuation of the themes set in the first book [Draw Furries], but expounds on some further specifics in the genre, opening up some lessons on how to draw different species of animal creatures (eg. scalies). Hodges and Cibos make a great team, showing beginners key tips to making believeable, practical art and character making. This is the book I wish I had when I first started drawing anthros. Interestingly enough, this book is also available at Michael's craft stores, to those who aren't seeking to buy it online. Two thumbs up, to a great how-to series!

It's fun to learn from this book!

This is quite an interesting book. On one hand, it's a good book if you need a quick reference but other than that, it doesn't really get into much depth about anthropomorphic anatomy; something of which I believe is very important for the aspiring furry artist like myself. My biggest peeve with this is what I just said, it's not a book that gets into depth about its subjects, almost as if the author is just showing off their creations and telling you what you probably could've just looked up. It does explain certain important concepts such as coloring and shading, but I could also just buy another book that has the same concepts and more. Overall, I'll recommend it but you're better off just grabbing another book that'll explain concepts like animal/human anatomy better.

The book is amazing and explains everything about anthro furrys . From emotions to face gesture to body movement and different types of animal furrys. Totall of 127 pages.

My review is almost the same as the first book. It's decent and has details in it. but it still doesn't cover some of the basics to gain a better understanding of WHY we use some of these techniques.It does introduce more species to learn to draw which was the intent of the book and I do like that. Other than that it is worth the money like the first book since there is very few books that cover on how to draw furries.

Nice book with lots of ideas for drawing a variety of characters

This is an absolutely fantastic book for anyone who wants to get kick-started into becoming an artist drawing Anthropomorphic characters. In this book it gives great drawing tutorials on many more popular Furry types as well as covering Scalies such as Frogs, Crocodiles and Snakes, the latter of which is the most interesting for me. The book is really nicely detailed and is very colourful and hopefully this book will make you a better artist.It really is a wonderful book, I highly recommend it.

Bought for my son and he was very pleased.

It's quite good tutorials about the most popular antro figures and gives good tips for even experienced artists. Might also fit for beginners too. Perhaps too Photoshop praising and focused to my liking which is common problem with tutorial books.

Exactly what I was expecting. Great drawing/desing book. I recommend the series for best results of learning.