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So basically I'm attempting to learn how to draw ponies, and I decided to start learning to draw anatomy correctly before I even beginning to find my own "style" or whatnot. I started with the head, but that didn't go so well, because I suck at proportions and I cant play eyes correctly to save my life. Now I've started to draw legs, starting with the forelegs. I've looked up references and how to draw tutorials and everything, but I'm still having trouble on drawing the legs correctly. I draw out the joints and such, and I think I've generally got that down. But when it comes time to draw flesh around the lines I've made, I get stuck, and I cant really get how to do it correctly. Its hard to describe, so I've posted a picture of what I'm basically doing. I don't have a tablet so I just re created it on MS Paint. A bit fatter than I actually drew it, but that's about what I'm doing. Anyways, my question is, What is the best way to improve on what I'm doing and make it more aesthetically pleasing, i.e, less fat, and more slender like in the show?

 

I'm sorry if this doesn't make a lot of sense, but I've described my problem the best way that I can.

Thanks!

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  • 4 weeks later...

Hi there!

 

I'm pretty new to drawing ponies myself, but there's a ton of great tutorials out there that can help you with legs. I personally use the ball-stick method, where you draw the joints and then connect them with an action line. Here's some tutorials that I found useful that specifically focus on legs:

 

mlp___basic_anatomy_study_2___front_legs

 

mlp___basic_anatomy_study_3___hind_legs_

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