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Good morning everypony! It’s time for yet another fandom Q&A, and this time we're welcoming back our old friend, MLP:FiM storyboard artist Ward Jenkins, who had the opportunity to work on the storyboards for this morning's new episode, "The Times They Are a Changeling"! So now's your chance to talk to Ward about his experiences in creating the storyboards for this week's episode, or whatever else you might want to ask (so long of course as he can contractually answer it)! To learn some more about Ward Jenkins, be sure to check out his previous Q&As here and here as well as his website, wardjenkins.com. While a newcomer to My Little Pony, Ward Jenkins has an extensive background in illustration. Be sure to check out some of his work! As always, please respect that because Ward Jenkins works on My Little Pony, he may be unable to answer some questions about unreleased episodes of season 6 as well as other contract limitations. Let’s not try to worm any inside information out of our guest! Aside from these topics, feel free to inquire about his storyboard work on episode 16, his previous work experience, and his personal feelings and thoughts on all things pony, so go ahead and ask away everypony! To start things off, I'll get a question out of the way that I've been wondering since I learned you worked on this episode, Mr. Jenkins: In the course of doing storyboards for "The Times They Are a Changeling," did you have the opportunity to do storyboards for our new changeling character (and the first to have a developed character since Queen Chrysalis WAY back in Season 6), Thorax the changeling? If so, how was doing storyboards of him different from doing storyboards for ponies? Were there challenges with his more insect-like appearance or the holes that dot his body?
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Hey there everypony! It’s time for yet another fandom Q&A, and this time we're welcoming back our old friend, MLP:FiM storyboard artist Ward Jenkins! Join us here on MLP Forums in the Poniverse Events forum at 12:00 EST (9:00 PST) this Saturday, immediately after the new episode, "The Times They Are a Changeling," for your chance to talk to Ward Jenkins about his experiences in creating the storyboards for this week's episode! To learn some more about Ward Jenkins, be sure to check out his previous Q&As here and here as well as his website, wardjenkins.com. While a newcomer to My Little Pony, Ward Jenkins has an extensive background in illustration. Be sure to check out some of his work! As an extra treat, during the My Little Pony season 6 episode 16 premiere, Ward Jenkins will be live tweeting from his Twitter account, @Wardomatic! Be sure to tune in and experience the premiere along with our guest. As always, please respect that because Ward Jenkins works on My Little Pony, he may be unable to answer some questions about unreleased episodes of season 6 as well as other contract limitations. Let’s not try to worm any inside information out of our guest! Aside from these topics, feel free to inquire about his storyboard work on episode 16, his previous work experience, and his personal feelings and thoughts on all things pony. For a fantastic look into the world of storyboard creation, and into the creation of this week's episode, be sure to join us in welcoming Ward Jenkins on Saturday, here on MLP Forums!
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Good morning, my little ponies – it’s time for our first fandom Q&A of season 6! Who better to kick off this season than an encore performance by season 6 storyboard artist, Ward Jenkins, who, awesome as it may sound, actually DID storyboards for the new episode this morning?!?! To learn some more about Ward Jenkins, be sure to check out his previous Q&A as well as his website, wardjenkins.com. While a newcomer to My Little Pony, Ward Jenkins has an extensive background in illustration. Be sure to check out some of his work! As always, please respect that because Ward Jenkins works on My Little Pony, he may be unable to answer some questions about unreleased episodes of season 6 as well as other contract limitations. Let’s not try to worm any inside information out of our guest! Aside from these topics, feel free to inquire about his storyboard work on episode 4, his previous work experience, and his personal feelings and thoughts on all things Pony. With all that aside, ask away to your heart's content, friends! To start things off, I'll get an obvious question out of the way: What was your favorite part of storyboarding for episode 4, "On Your Marks," Mr. Jenkins?
