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Edit: For the actual ultimate guide (in PDF format, even), look no further: The actual Ultimate Guide to Drawing Fur Introduction Quite a while ago I posted my (I hope) ultimate guide to drawing fur. The issue being, of course, that the tutorial got way too long, and that I simply couldn't include everything. Now I'm finally picking up the pieces, and writing about all the odds and ends which I wasn't able to include in the main one. If you want a proper guide on how to draw fur, or you're looking for more basics, then I'd suggest you take a look at that one instead - or at least read it first, because this one will take it for granted that you know how to shade, how fur generally looks, concepts like fur direction, etc. Because this is just a lot of more random tips and tricks, the different sections won't really build on one another. The text is written as coherently as possible, but the topics and themes kind of jump all over the place, and the sections can be read