Practice 3

This has improved a lot since the last time I saw him. He's much better proportioned. The legs have improved, too, though they're still a bit off. Remember that, with these kind of legs (known as digitigrade) he is standing on his toes and can't stand the way a bipedal (plantigrade/flat-footed) creature does. His upper thighs should be further in front of his body with his toes directly under his body to keep him upright. Take a look at a kangaroo's legs for a good example of what I'm talking about, or look at some professional paintings of dinosaurs who walk on two legs.