mmm. nice idea. your senses of perspective, proportion, and shading are good too. there are some anatomy and shaping errors, though, which i'm sure you already know about; and you could always provide more detail. i'm not a drafter, so i'm not going to suggest technical ways you might improve. but, whatever you do, please don't let your pictures lose their childlike, coloring-book charm. that's what makes them attractive. ...also, fantastic writing in the text bubble ^~
mmm. nice idea. your senses of perspective, proportion, and shading are good too. there are some ana
Pony anatomy is difficult enough without having to balance realism 'n stylism. Certainly with the legs that's a major factor. That said, the only truly intentional error is the one I made because it looked more wrong when I did it 'correctly'.. that's something I sometimes deal with when going for a cartoony feel. In this case I also purposefully went for this detail level - if it were closer up I would've done more, but I wanted that basic, lush nature feel. More suggestive than telling. That's how I like it, anyway.
I'm not really looking for suggestions on improving, anyway, so don't worry. I prefer feeling my way through it without subscribing to any additional pressures to be better.. I have enough of that in my life as it is. But thank you very much, of course.. I hope to paint enjoyable pictures as best I can. :3
Pony anatomy is difficult enough without having to balance realism 'n stylism. Certainly with the le
