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Love it I always have a hard timeΒ drawing legs, so this helped alot
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Awesome tutorial! c: I'm trying to make a mix between realistic and the MLP style, so this was really handy. ^u^
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Very well explained, everything was clear. It is helpful too, thank you!
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This definitely helps with the hind legs! I never thought to align the angle with the rump like that. Thanks for these insightful tips!
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This will be extremely helpful for whenever I draw horses, and I'm sure to draw horses!
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Yus I can usually figure out front legs but I struggle a lot with the hind legs. Love your tutorials, especially as you show interpreting the scientific anatomy into illustration and how to break it down. That way we don't just try to copy what you do but it helps fit the breakdown into our style. Thank you for sharing!!
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Just what I needed! I tried drawing a horse recently and it turned out looking like a my little pony thing T_T Thank you for this!
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Thank you for this - I've always had a little trouble with the legs, so this is incredibly helpful
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Hmmm...Not sure if these are the exact problems I've been having, but my quadruped legs (horses and others) do often end up looking wonky...I think maybe I've been not putting ENOUGH joints in the front leg...as I wend back to look at some of my drawings while reading this, and some of them only seem to have 2 front joints.Β Hmmm...*bookmarks this*
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I really want to be able to draw accurate and realistically but it would seem my talent only goes far as cartoony....
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Very nice tutorial 
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