Enigma

Name: Eerie Age: 19 in human years Gender: Hermaphrodite but identifies as female Species: Earth pony Personality: Distant, shy and very quiet (but mostly just strange). She spends most of her time outside in the Everfree Forest that border Trotelvania studying plant life and minerals, documenting her discoveries, and experimenting with potion making. Her potions are an oddity indeed and most seem to be pointless as though she's wasting her talents. Backstory: From Trotelvania, she has never fit in the crowd due to the strange pink hues in her coat and hair. Everything in Trotelvania is grey, the ponies, the trees, the buildings, even the flowers and creatures. She finds a few others her age in her home town, all experiencing the same prejudice. (Background may differ as this background is for a webcomic I'm writing, more is revealed later in RPs) Other: Taller, thinner and physically weaker than most ponies. Her signature potion is to turn whoever drinks it invisible for a minute. Also, her general aura is creepy, like you don't want to look at her for too long despite her beauty as she seems almost dead (especially her expressionless face).

Name: Enigma Age: 18 in human years Gender: Female Species: Unicorn Personality: Enigmatic. She goes from one extreme to the other, never consistent. She is known to be clumsy, however. Backstory: From Trotelvania, she has never fit in the crowd due to her strange coloured hair (she was born with it) and even stranger yellow eye. Everyone in Trotelvania is grey, the ponies, the trees, the buildings, even the flowers and creatures. She finds a few others her age in her home town, all experiencing the same prejudice. (Background may differ as this background is for a webcomic I'm writing, more is revealed later in RPs) Other: Her signature magical ability is self levitation (she is usually floating), and she is best at using health magic. However, due to how small her horn is, her magical abilities are limited.

Awesome~ The best advice I can give is to flip your drawing horizontally, whenever I do that with photoshop it's easier to see where you're going wrong. Even turning it upside down is a good way of checking proportions~