Thanks!

I'm definitely seeing some improvement here! Keep it up! I also agree with Zilch about the references; they can be very helpful.

I'm with Zilch. Remember, even the best artists reference. c:

You're getting better already! If I were you, I'd look for specific references- like for this drawing I'd look up a picture of either Jenna, or a real husky doing this pose. That'll definitely help you out in the future. I'm with Jordan here; practice makes perfect and you're on the right track. ouo

Mighty- Constructive criticism works; stating criticism with no suggestions doesn't really work. If you want people to improve on their art, give suggestions. Don't just state your opinion.

Exactly as Jordan said, keep practising and you'll get there c: Anatomy is difficult at first, but it gets easier as you continue to practise. I've improved since studying canine anatomy, and I'm sure you will too C:

You are improving already. Sure this drawing isn't perfect anatomy wise and like Mighty said the background is too bright (Using a plaler shade of red would work better) but you're getting there.

Just keep drawing and don't forget to use photos of real dogs/wolves as reference (Or when drawing Balto character you can also reference from screencaps for now, it's easier)

"Practicing and studying is the only way we learn in this life."

There are other ways to learn things Brown, and criticism is one of them.

"Just saying. Not trying to start anything."

Uh huh.

This was drawn free hand, Mighty. Of course it's not gonna look exactly as it should. Not everyone is good at anatomy, but I imagine Undertaker will continue practicing. Practicing and studying is the only way we learn in this life.

Just saying. Not trying to start anything.

The background is waaaaaay too red, and you still have that severely bent leg going on.