My Pony Drawings

[notinuse_74352734 10]

I have been drawing ponies or a little while, and I think I have made some progress from when I have started.

Before:

 

After:

 

 

I've actually gotten better at drawing than this^.

[jaggy10 26]

wow, u made a huge improvement

[notinuse_74352734 10]

wow, u made a huge improvement

 

Thanks!

[Ember_star 229]

wow thats really cool!

[Dizzy Ditzy Doo! 1,120]

This is a very good progression! Art well done!

[Nah 3,182]

An amazing evolution, good work.

[~Chaos~ 3,967]

Great job! you have improved

[notinuse_74352734 10]

I think I've even gotten better.

 

My OC:

 

UPDATE: I added more angles to the OC you just saw.

Also, here is another OC:

Her name is Black Sword. She is awesome. Also, here is some funnies for you:

 

[Azura 1,107]

Such a great improvement, really inspiring.

 

Keep up the good work!

[notinuse_74352734 10]

Such a great improvement, really inspiring.

 

Keep up the good work!

 

Thanks!

[Silverwisp the Bard 2,353]

Love it no major flaws in the newer variant, assuming the curved ears are intentional.

-If you're drawing a furline (can't think of a better word) above the hooves, angle it, so that there's more exposure at the front of the hoof

[notinuse_74352734 10]

Love it no major flaws in the newer variant, assuming the curved ears are intentional.

-If you're drawing a furline (can't think of a better word) above the hooves, angle it, so that there's more exposure at the front of the hoof

 

I will. The ears were intentional.

[Hazardus_Havard. 479]

First off, please. Please, please, please, please, PLEASE, don't turn images on their sides. It just makes it difficult to view.

 

Yes, you definitely improved on your skills from the first piece to the next, and the others posted after. If you'd like to get better improvements, I'd recommend practicing on single areas of the body. Start with the eyes since they not only tend to be great in variety and interest, but is the main component on how one views emotions on a figure.

[notinuse_74352734 10]

First off, please. Please, please, please, please, PLEASE, don't turn images on their sides. It just makes it difficult to view.

 

Yes, you definitely improved on your skills from the first piece to the next, and the others posted after. If you'd like to get better improvements, I'd recommend practicing on single areas of the body. Start with the eyes since they not only tend to be great in variety and interest, but is the main component on how one views emotions on a figure.

 

I will try that,but first, here's another pic:

 

[Hazardus_Havard. 479]

It's definitely a much cleaner picture than the previous ones, and I see you're using colors now too.

 

I think I like the wording the most here. Although it needs some work, it's nice to see someone actually trying to create their own letters in due with their work rather than a copy/paste from a word document.

 

As for the pony, here's some tips to improve here -

 

Try curving out the back, then round out near the hind quarter near the leg.

 

Same with the front, but opposite. Curve inwards from neck line and outwards to form stomach.

 

Male ponies generally have a flatter nose that points outwards more.

 

Try to make circular white lights to the eyes and place in the general direction from where a light source is being directed and pointed towards where the pony is looking.

 

Finally, when it comes to coloring (for ponies mostly) the outline of the pony is usually never black; try a darker color of where the body is touching the outside line. E.G.your brown hair could have a darker brown outline.

 

 

This may seem like a lot of things to be pointed out, and it may look like I'm nitpicking, but I really am not. Just trying to help out someone, you in particular, progress in your articulate skills and to do that we start small with small corrections.

[notinuse_74352734 10]

Finally, when it comes to coloring (for ponies mostly) the outline of the pony is usually never black; try a darker color of where the body is touching the outside line. E.G.your brown hair could have a darker brown outline.

 

I knew that, but I was being lazy with the colors. Thanks for all the advice.

[notinuse_74352734 10]

*SUPER NECRO BUMP*

 

I have made some improvements(and I have found that I am better at drawing face shots).

I doodled it in class.

 

Also, I pixeled it and it is now my profile picture.

[defaultremix 50]

wow that is a huge improvement.

 

I have tried a couple attempts at pony art and the second time i definatly improved. Where do you learn to draw them or do you practice.

 

Problem is I dont get round to it enough. Maybe I should force my self to practice pony art everyday lol. It would be useful for me because I have started a deviantart for my pony wallpapers and I think drawing/graphics are the best form of pony art for me.

 

So any tips on learning?

[notinuse_74352734 10]

wow that is a huge improvement.

 

I have tried a couple attempts at pony art and the second time i definatly improved. Where do you learn to draw them or do you practice.

 

Problem is I dont get round to it enough. Maybe I should force my self to practice pony art everyday lol. It would be useful for me because I have started a deviantart for my pony wallpapers and I think drawing/graphics are the best form of pony art for me.

 

So any tips on learning?

 

I just doodle now and then when I am bored. I guess practice makes it better over time(you can tell from my improvements ). Thanks!