A thing for the very talented Sweetfollower ! I'm so sorry it took so long, I kept having a ton of homework and forgetting to get this done.

Today I'll be doing a tutorial on how I got my muzzles where they are today!

Start with a weird sketchy thing. Shape a circle that's sort of cat face esque and scribble out a muzzle base.

Simple, yet everything! Make a line on the top left of your muzzle sketch that goes left-down diagonally.

Start to form a "mouth" with a right-steep down diagonal piece that curves where the mouth will be. A reference is helpful for this! Actually, references are helpful for this entire thing.

Make two little marks to indicate that the muzzle doesn't disappear at the eyes. Then add a nose and a mouth! They need to breath, after all.

Start to form the rest of the face. This face turned out a little too . . . pointed upwards? Hard to describe. Still, the part I was focusing on, the lines under the muzzle, turned out fine.

Make the rest and voila! A cute little doodle, or full drawing, if you decide to line and color it.

Next up is the side muzzle.

The sketchy thing again.

This is less the muzzle and more the forehead, but it's difficult to draw without starting there. Besides, it helps the muzzle look better.

Form these two basic lines. I accidentally made this about stick out too much to be a cat, so it's more of a dog-cat. Whoops.

Make a slight bend for a mouth and draw the chin.

Draw two eyes, a nose, add some """minor""" adjustments and you have the Mona Lisa! This feels like that old meme, since I skipped straight from the muzzle to the whole sketch, but this is a tutorial for the snout, not the entire body. There you have it!

Now, if you ever feel discouraged, I made two little timeline things of how my muzzles have evolved in a short amount of time! Okay, it's sort of long, but much shorter than it could have been.

I think that wraps this up. Hopefully I did a good job!

This was fun to make hehehh