Hello there! I don't see much of a problem with the legs, since you can simplify the legs of any animal using simple cylinders. :) What I wanted to correct was the construction of the body. It's not that your construction is wrong, but these three basic forms are commonly used when drawing four-legged animals, whether they're felines, canines, etc. The construction is usually the same. I also think these forms are better for working out the perspective before drawing more complex shapes. P.S. I don't usually draw animals, so the proportions are probably not entirely accurate, hehe. Hope this helps!
Thx a bunch with the shapes I chose I’ve found it really hard to draw it from below altough that’s the same with everything for me. Ik I’ve gotta get used to it but for some reason I also struggle with boxes,specifically applying it to things and linking them together with other shapes even though I can draw them fine seperate which is annoying but just practice will do.
Oof I forgot I can’t edit and Ik this a bit of an illogical question ( I had to use illogical becuase the other words got flagged) which I should know by now but what do you mean by establishing the perspective
Réponse à @ol66747
mmm. I didn't write "establishing the perspective," hehe. But I generally speaking, simple shapes like boxes and cylinders help solve perspective at the beginning :D

