AppleJack the Shuffler

[Dj Manjaro 393]

So this is what I did today instead of my homework... It was a day well spent.

 

Trying to figure out how an equine would Melbourne shuffle was actually kind of tricky... what with their reversed joints in their back legs.

 

[Lightning Fluttershy 1,844]

XD This is awesome. Except she looks a bit emaciated.

 

Nonetheless I love it. A day well spent indeed. Keep up the good work my friends.

[Dj Manjaro 393]

XD This is awesome. Except she looks a bit emaciated.

 

Nonetheless I love it. A day well spent indeed. Keep up the good work my friends.

 

yea, that just ends up happening... It's kind of become a fundamental part of my art style. Everything has exaggerated thin points.

[Party Cannon 876]

Critically, it looks more like a rabbit than a pony. YET, this is WAYYYY better than anything I can do. So mad props to you! Excellent use of color and tone. It's cool to look at though.

Edited November 14, 2012 by Party Cannon

[SunnyCrackle 11]

Really awesome...

Needs freckles though.. mmmm freckles...

Really good use of the light coming out of the crack, falls perfectly on parts. The second light source, though clear from the light in the background, isn't clearly marked in the foreground. It's really kind of confusing as it doesn't seem to match the light on the curves of her body.

Otherwise...

KICK ASS. Way better than anything I can doodle up.

[miygaiya 138]

Alright. My mind has been made. Here we go.

 

What will it take to get you to make a .gif of this?

 

Anything.

 

ANYTHING!

 

within reason, of course.

[Dj Manjaro 393]

Alright. My mind has been made. Here we go.

 

What will it take to get you to make a .gif of this?

 

Anything.

 

ANYTHING!

 

within reason, of course.

 

Hmmmmm.... Anything.... Well, how does the soul of your first born child sound?

 

I kid, but in all seriousness, this would be really, REALLY difficult to animate. For 2 reasons, one being it would be very difficult to animate a pony, who is reverse jointed, shuffleing. The other being this took me around 3 hours to do, 3 hours a frame. I'm sure I could figure out a more efficient way to do it, but it would still be a crazy amount of work.

 

I do agree this would look really cool as a .gif, so I may look into it.