Time for Flower Practice! :D

[KBz 499]

Here is an IRL pony photo while I was at this wedding. It just came to me when I first heard that I'm invited to it. :3

 

 

Is everypony ready for practing? The wedding starts in half an hour!

[One 499]

Thats cool

[KBz 499]

Thats cool

 

Oh thanks!

[Dragonshy 2,305]

Awesome! I'm a sap for in real life pictures of ponies. Would you want me to give you some tips? Well I hope you have a good time!

[go away seb 367]

I think it would've been better with a bit more shading, but other than that, it's awesome. I give it a 9/10 Scootaloo Chicken-Legs.

[FortyShadows 217]

That's a cool pic! ^^

It could use some shading, and for the nitpickiest of advices:

USE MOAR BLUE TO MATCH UP

[Dusty Soul 2,614]

Awesome! Nicely done

[KBz 499]

Awesome! I'm a sap for in real life pictures of ponies. Would you want me to give you some tips? Well I hope you have a good time!

 

Oh yes I would love more tips. :3

 

@Adam & XraYZPony: To be candid, I did kinda use some shading in this. Just throwing it out there.

Edited July 10, 2012 by Parousiakis

[Love4discord18 269]

That's so cute!~

[xXRyanMXx 7]

How Cute :3

[Dragonshy 2,305]

Oh yes I would love more tips. :3

 

@Adam & XraYZPony: To be candid, I did kinda use some shading in this. Just throwing it out there.

 

Okay, for a good in real life picture, you want to add shading to specific areas of the vector; good areas to shade are: Under the mane, back legs, under objects, outlining certain edges, and everywhere other than the edges (If light source is coming from the rear). Also, you should add shadows to the vector, adding another sense of realism to the final project. Also, it's good to blur a few parts of the vector so that it isn't too crisp.

 

Also, you want to size the distances from them. I see how you shrunk Scootaloo to add a sense of distance, but she should be positioned a bit more up.

[KBz 499]

Okay, for a good in real life picture, you want to add shading to specific areas of the vector; good areas to shade are: Under the mane, back legs, under objects, outlining certain edges, and everywhere other than the edges (If light source is coming from the rear). Also, you should add shadows to the vector, adding another sense of realism to the final project. Also, it's good to blur a few parts of the vector so that it isn't too crisp.

 

Also, you want to size the distances from them. I see how you shrunk Scootaloo to add a sense of distance, but she should be positioned a bit more up.

 

Ooh, this helps a LOT. :3

[Dragonshy 2,305]

Ooh, this helps a LOT. :3

 

Glad I helped! I hope to see more from you!

[KBz 499]

Glad I helped! I hope to see more from you!

 

Yes, thanks for the advice. :3

[Azura 1,107]

Give it some shadows below them and it'll look a lot more realistic.

[KBz 499]

Give it some shadows below them and it'll look a lot more realistic.

 

I know. Dragonshy explained it to me.