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oh my gosh i hope tumblr doesnt fuck this gif up, theres a 2 sec delay at the start because it looked silly just flapping out. bleatbleat

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ohmygosh this is cool thank you!! <3 <3 <3

Happy Birthday Ash! I was going to draw you a puppet, but I already have! Hope you have a great day :D

((Alternate titles could be “I haven’t drawn ponies in ages” or “Floating Party Hats”.))

((Blushing? I’mnotblushingwhatareyoutalkingabout))

*not sure if gif works or not*

((WFT all day, every day.))

((I don’t know about you guys but I’m a little excited))

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New wallpaper acquired!

I really like this little blog here…

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EEEEEEEEEE!~ She’s so cute, thank you!

This has probably been asked a million times, and here is a million one. Whats the most detailed or in your mind you best art you have ever up to this point in time accomplished, And what is by far the worst, art you have ever created. All formats count. If you think its art tell me. Look forward to your answer. (even if its private.)

just-a-rainman

I think this is my most detailed/time sank into piece of art so far, and it’s one of my favourites. Only thing I might change about it if I could/wanted to would be to redo the clouds.

In terms of worst I guess some of my earlier drawings with my tablet, which I ‘unfortunately’ don’t have saved any more. I don’t often think of art stuff as ‘oh man this is the worst’, more kind of a cringey feeling if I do happen across really old art.

$mlpartconfessions: Askblogs are often drawn more to comic guidelines. Some artists do go a step beyond and make super detailed panels, but at the same time, ask blogs also help to improve speed, which means a lot of panels are just a fraction of what the artist can do. It’s a balancing act between output and quality. Personally, I feel very competent as an artist, however my two askblogs don’t reflect the full extent of my ability. What they HAVE taught me is how to pay more attention to organization, writing, and action, and have seriously improved my speedpainting/drawing abilities. Plus, they’re fun and casual— this stops being the case if I’m spending 4 hours on every panel (out of 5-8 usually) like they were prints. For this reason, when it comes to critiquing an askblog artist as a whole, it’s better to do some research and see the full extent of their artwork, and see if there’s any differences in their askblogs and personal art. Judge them on their recent best or out-of-the-box works. I’ve found that critics who haven’t done their research often just wind up looking incompetent (and easy to dismiss). - Submitted by zedrin-stormshock ^Thees^$

mlpartconfessions:

Askblogs are often drawn more to comic guidelines. Some artists do go a step beyond and make super detailed panels, but at the same time, ask blogs also help to improve speed, which means a lot of panels are just a fraction of what the artist can do. It’s a balancing act between output and quality.

Personally, I feel very competent as an artist, however my two askblogs don’t reflect the full extent of my ability. What they HAVE taught me is how to pay more attention to organization, writing, and action, and have seriously improved my speedpainting/drawing abilities. Plus, they’re fun and casual— this stops being the case if I’m spending 4 hours on every panel (out of 5-8 usually) like they were prints.

For this reason, when it comes to critiquing an askblog artist as a whole, it’s better to do some research and see the full extent of their artwork, and see if there’s any differences in their askblogs and personal art. Judge them on their recent best or out-of-the-box works. I’ve found that critics who haven’t done their research often just wind up looking incompetent (and easy to dismiss).

- Submitted by zedrin-stormshock

^Thees^

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