Furries Furever: Draw and Color Anthro Characters in a Variety of Styles

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Draw Fascinating Furries!

There's so much to explore in the world of furries, from flamboyant costumes to spectacular hair styles to unforgettable expressions and poses--it's all here!

The authors of Draw Furries and Draw More Furries have taken drawing these fantastical creatures to a whole other level--covering all of the bases. Immerse yourself in multiple easy-to-draw lessons and discover different coloring techniques, learn how to create realistic fur and scales and develop the skills to go about creating your own personal fursona! The possibilities are limitless when making these amazing anthropomorphic characters, so join Lindsay and Jared as they take you to the next level of your furtastic journey!

   • Jam-packed with 25 step-by-step demonstrations to help you create a wide array of furries, ranging from slinky scalies to a modern day sphinx
   • Loaded with a variety of different styles and techniques from contributing artists as they take you on a journey through their artistic processes
   • Learn how to create a furry from start to finish, delving deeper into designing a personal wardrobe, exploring the perfect background for your characters and so much more

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4.7
17 reviews
Eugene Franz Salvador
April 21, 2023
Public school has always had an established dresscode that the students are supposed to follow closely. Girls can’t wear shorts that are above fingertip length, Boys can’t wear muscle tees, hats, etc… Despite all the rules and handbooks, one thing I can’t grasp is how there are no rules regarding “costume wearing” in the classroom. For example, today in class I wore athletic shorts and a t-shirt. I was later sent to the office and had to sit in an empty classroom for 5 hours of the day. Yet, in the same class I got sent out of, there was a boy wearing a dog collar, skirt, a tail, and a hat which had fur coming out of it. Not only is this a disruption to the class, but it violates one of the student handbook rules which is no hats in the building. While he received no punishment, I was singled out to my whole class. But this isn’t the only problem with the furries; in the halls I have seen them bark, scream, run, and “groom” eachother. Banning furries and fur suits would not only make
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Furry Warrior
January 5, 2022
idk, all three books are all simply amazing 😗
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Tyler “TJ” Spell
June 1, 2023
great! 🤩😄
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About the author

Lindsay Cibos and Jared Hodges are an artistic duo specializing in illustrations and sequential art. They are the creators of the graphic novel series Peach Fuzz. Lindsay and Jared have also authored several art tutorial books including IMPACT's Draw Furries, recipient of the 2009 Ursa Major Award for Best Other Literary Work, and Draw More Furries. They currently reside in sunny central Florida. Visit them on the web at www.jaredandlindsay.com.

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