I personally really like this, it feels like the limbs are weighted but not too much? Style is such a fickle thing sometimes, but keep practicing until you're happy with something. ' v ' )

Thank you! I love the chunky and angular feel to it. I always have.
Its something I doodle alone and in my sketchbook.
But I really never did it outside of that because of clients and my nervousness of style changing.
But I'm hoping it doesn't interfere with people wanting my work.
I think most people commission me for the expression and colors anyway, haha.

Your colors and expressions are wonderful, yeah! 💓
I'm not sure what to do about clients tbh so I don't have an opinion there, but I'm excited to see more of this version of art. Even if it's just doodles.

I know this pose seems stiff; but I'm referring to how diverse in poses my chibis are to like regular fullbody work I do (rarely it seems like; I try to avoid it because of that very reason). When I do this type of style and proportions I can make such diverse expressive movement with the characters bodies. Perhaps it's just me - I'm sure no one else has that problem to my extent. I like the cartoony and exaggerated style and anatomy. I'm looking forward to working with it more. Finally.

I don't think I'd be comfortable with that. It is my style/art after all. 😅
But you can google things like "animaniacs","looney toons", and "Disney furries".
That's kind of the thing I have going here.

I don’t think this would even look chibi if you went for a more “realistic/idealistic” face or what not. Or at least if you showed me this and some of your chibi art I wouldn’t think they were the same. I really like how you do legs. They seem so realistic compared to what I’m doing right now. I find it hard to find a nice balance between human and animalistic structure and I always feel like artists “break the shins” of anthros.

Yeah, I intend to do the faces like this:
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/26540944
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/26677759
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/26542258/


I mean there's a clear difference between this and a chibi of course. My chibis are really compact and bubbly.
People always used to call me a general "chibi" aritst though, even it looking like this.
I consider these more cartoony proportions more than anything tbh!
I grew up on like old animated disney movies/shows (pooh, robin hood, oliver and company, etc) and looney toons.
So I guess thats why anatomy like this is just... easier?

I totally agree.

Oh really? I didn't notice them to be stiff. I think you're actually very good with body expression, that's probably the strongest part of your style - your bodies always seem to have that natural "flow"