Lo he pensado... pero no estoy seguro como funcionaría ni quién querría aprender a dibujar furros xd

That's something difficult to explain with words. But I developed a basis skeleton shape for drawing my anthro characters (based off the classic human skeleton)
I also modify their proportions s little depending what I am drawing... My characters are stylized in general.

4 layer method: dark shades + soft shades + light details + ambience gradients
It's a bit time consuming, and it's the Derideal comic style.

if the character is similar to his/her creators, he could just start wondering about why he feels different or have doubts in general (maybe he's treated differently)
I would probably try to refer to Blade Runner 2049 in which the main character is a replicant.

Aden is trapped by life and the events surrounding him.
I wanted to tell a story that convey how little control we have in society...
it's just something that bothers me since I was a kid. You're born, you're supposed to be free, yet you are supposed to follow society/family expectation... there are just a few ways to go from there.

I just prefer domestic species.
I also think domestic species would be less dangerous or safe to control.

it depends on what you want to tell honestly.
I wanted to tell the story of an artificially created critter, in a dark society controlled by cruel humans.
you just have to tell the story from the point of view of your character.

there are just a few ways to go from there.

it's hard to make people pay attention for a protagonist that could probably just be a pet character in a different comic/story I think, but I think it's fun type of character to put on the spotlight

I love Dune and I'm obsessed over Battlestar Galactica (remake series).
I started reading Asimov's foundation.
and I love Mass Effect.
I tried to make my own thing, but it's hard, without the help of a friend I wouldn't had the energy to make the XEN comic story or dare to start it.
I spent years just drawing concept art.

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I am cute? thanks!

I usually start by drawing the character concepts as I think about the story.

then I talk about my ideas with people I trust (and who want to pay attention, this is the hardest part haha)

then I make a mental map of the story, like a graph with concepts, arrows and things that will lead to each event.

then I start drawing the script on paper, like a storyboard.

it's easier for me to just draw the comic script, instead of writing. always using pencil and eraser, because I tend to erase a lot, and redraw panels, layouts etc.

when I'm stuck I try to write again to play around the ideas.

Humans vanished but they left cities and their technology.

Cadacter ship has a defense nanobot cloud capable of control corpses.
- Earth is fine in general, Xenos live there.

In the Nova comic world Xenos can't travel beyond the Earth nearby areas. The ships that exist doesn't have ways to travel too far. So they have just been exploring with some difficulty the solar system.
They are living in Earth.
Xenos live about the same age as humans in the Nova universe.

I have consider trying to make a weird fantasy setting, not medieval necessarily, just fantastic in like parallel worlds.

I can draw it from time to time, but fantasy stuff isn't my favorite genre to draw... I would rather draw science fiction, the feeling of future and technology is important for me.

They get a strange feeling when they see their own species... But in general they realize they aren't exactly like them, they are very different but they would probably feel sympathy in general (and Xenos would eat other animals to survive too)