Introduction
In order to be a furry artist, you need to know the animal that you are drawing. In order to make your drawing as convincing as possible, it is good to learn as much as possible about your subject. These tutorial pages are designed to help with fur faces, but they are no substitute for observing the real thing. Take a visit to your local zoo and bring a sketchbook with you
Amphibians - Frogs, Toads, and Newts
Avians Page 1 - Songbirds and Parrots
Avians Page 2 - Birds of Prey
Artiodactyla - Deer, Rams, Giraffes, etc
Barnyard Animals - Cows and Pigs
Canidae Page 1 - Domestic Dogs
Canidae Page 2 - Foxes and Wolves
Chiroptera - The Bat Family
Cetacea - The Whale Family
Edendata - Amadillos and Anteaters
Felidae Page 1 - Domestic Cats and Little Big Cats
Felidae Page 2 - Lions, Cougars, and Tigers
Hyaenidae - The Hyena Family
Insectivora - Hedgehogs and Moles
Lagamorpha - Rabbits
Mustelidae - Weasel Family
Marsupialia - Kangaroos, Wallabys, etc
Monotremata - Platypus
Procyonidae - Raccoons
Pinnipedia - Seals and Walrus
Primates - Chimps, Gorillas, and Monkeys
Reptiles Page 1 - Snakes, Lizards, and Turtles
Reptiles Page 2 - Dinosaurs and Gators
Rodentia - Mice, Rats, Squirrels, and Beavers
