helping somebody with drawing scars and fur!
note to firestar1234forwar : if a cat's body is too long, it's stomach will be thin and it may look like it lacks intestines. give your cat a slightly shorter spine if it looks skinny and maybe extend the chest / ribcage farther down to give it that 'fatter' look for domestic cats or bulky cats. for arm/back scarring, if it's serious or deep enough you can make the cat limp, have an amputation, or be paralyzed if a back scar reaches far down enough to where it gets in the spine, or far in a back nerve/tendon. arm scars may permanently fracture joints which leads to the bottom of the arm/leg being hard to control or move, and might not put the proper weight on the ground, making it painful, a burden to use, or might even break the cat's bones further from bending in an awkward position. for fur, at abrupt angle switches [points, sharp edges, or abrupt turns [ex: jawline, ear tips, neck], that's where fur might pop out more, even if tangled, because it doesn't sharply turn to be smooth along the axis of the cat's body, and the fur in fact bends along the skin direction. eye scar facts : if a scar is deep enough, an eye can be droopy [lazy eye], or have a corneal edema / cataracts [blue/blind eye, cloudy eye, jayfeather eye]
