nami438

Yes, doing them now

Whoa baby I can only do two, got a lot of other work to do as well. How about Gen 1 and Gen 3.5?

Aah definitely I have been looking for exactly this kind of thing. Would just sketches be okay? I may be able to do some digital flats but no guarantees Do you want G3 or G3.5? I ask because I like the G3.5 style a lot, would be a treat to draw like that lol

No problem

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Thanks, I've been working on rounder muzzles/snouts. I'll get around to uploading some new sketches one of these days.

Hm, I'd take this on, but your OC's hair is much too short as is. Would it be alright to lengthen it to that of the left pony? Also do you have the original base for this?

To get back into digital linework, I picked out a sketch from months ago and inked it. What do you think? Criticism is needed :8 Surprise Pinkie Pie Recolor

I like it its cute! Ugly cute (the good kind)

I assume you are pretty comfortable using pencil and paper? They are very cheap and easy to use, don't feel pressured into doing digital art just because it seems like everyone else is! As for digital, I would also recommend that you invest in a tablet. If you are not sure if you want to pursue art seriously, then I think the medium or large sized entry level Wacom Intuos (formerly known as the Bamboo) is best, so you can see if digital art is right for you without burning a big hole in your wallet. But if you are already sure you want to paint like the masters in Photoshop and SAI, definitely skip the Intuos and go straight to Intuos Pro (formerly known as just Intuos), if you can afford it. The extra pressure levels, touch controlled shortcuts, and different mediums' nibs are worth the extra money, and if you play your cards right it will become a money making tool for you. If you're really rich, you could also just get a Cintiq, lol! Either way, skip the small Intuos for drawing art, unless you're really strapped for cash and want to start ASAP. They're still a whole lot better than a mouse. Take this from an artist who is constantly hitting the limits on my small Bamboo/not-pro Intuos, the drawing area is a lot tinier than the tablet itself and drawing good lineart into the computer is almost impossible. For programs, most people I know use Photoshop and SAI for painting. SAI is relatively cheap, only about $85 for a perpetual license with all rights to artwork, and very very powerful, so drop some $$$ on that if you can. To make FiM show-accurate drawings, SAI can work, but Adobe Illustrator and Flash are better (both are expensive though). If you need to stay free, the GIMP and Inkscape are great for raster paintings and vector work like the show, respectively. If you are a high school or college student, look into getting Adobe products at a deep discount, like 75% off.

The coloring is so beautiful, especially the hair!

Hi and thank you for your good wishes! I don't have a best pony anymore, they've all grown on me after 4 seasons. I used to like Flutters a little more than the others but the other 5 have become more interesting to match her over time, in my opinion. Oh, I am so jealous! I want to walk in and get some current MLP McDs toys, but I was a little embarrassed to ask for the Happy Meal because of my age... I am actually looking into buying some Funko toys now. Thank you Scootalove! I'm sure I'll have lots of fun here.

Hi Carbon, thank you for your wishes, and brohoof to you too.

Hi Lunar Moon, and thank you! Which ponies do you have from McDs?

How did you find MLP Forums?: MLP Forums How you became a fan of My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic: Fan since Gen 3 Hello everyone! My name is nami438, Nami for short. Just another MLP fan hoping to find some fellow fans to hang out with here. First got into MLP from a McDonalds toy of Daisy Jo when I was a kid, then I started collecting a few more. I fondly remember brushing their hair so much it got tangled, lol. I'm still a kid at heart, so I like FiM now Nice to meet you~