My Drawing of Ponies

[Soothing Charm 18]

HEY I drew lots of ponies I think their pretty good because I only started drawing about 1 month ago!

It's not really good like the rest of yours but its good.

Edited March 15, 2013 by Vinyl Scratche

[~Scootaloo 440]

Vinyl Scratche: not to be rude or anything, but instead of making a lot of different threads why not make one large thread show casing all of your work? just a suggestion 

 

Good job on Rarity by the way .

[Soothing Charm 18]

Vinyl Scratche: not to be rude or anything, but instead of making a lot of different threads why not make one large thread show casing all of your work? just a suggestion 

 

Good job on Rarity by the way .

Thats what I was gonna do but i didn't know if i could so I think i'll just delete my posts if i can and do it on this one or maybe another one.

[~Scootaloo 440]

I would make another thread, and then put all of your drawings into it. Then just ask a moderator to delete the other ones. That should do.

[Soothing Charm 18]

I would make another thread, and then put all of your drawings into it. Then just ask a moderator to delete the other ones. That should do.

I just added all the pictures to this, i'll ask the mod to take of the others thanks!

 

P.s wanna be friends? I'm really new to this website and you seem like a person that can help me out a bit.

 

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Edited March 15, 2013 by Vinyl Scratche

[Twinhead B 482]

Thats what I was gonna do but i didn't know if i could so I think i'll just delete my posts if i can and do it on this one or maybe another one.

 

No need to delete your posts, if anything you could ask a mod to merge your threads. Anyway, you don't need to put up all of your works in one thread, just try to stick to multiple pieces per new thread, but no more than 10 or so (as anything beyond that can get taxing for low-bandwidth members).

 

As for your draw, it's very good for only a month of practice! I suggest you get a scanner if possible, as people generally prefer scanned images over photographed ones.

 

Other than that, my only critique is that you continue to practice! You managed to emulate the show's style well, but it's clear that you have a little bit of trouble steadying your hand, which can cause some wibbly-wobbly lines. Keep at it though, and eventually you'll be able to make quick, steady pencil strokes like the pros!

[Soothing Charm 18]

No need to delete your posts, if anything you could ask a mod to merge your threads. Anyway, you don't need to put up all of your works in one thread, just try to stick to multiple pieces per new thread, but no more than 10 or so (as anything beyond that can get taxing for low-bandwidth members).

 

As for your draw, it's very good for only a month of practice! I suggest you get a scanner if possible, as people generally prefer scanned images over photographed ones.

 

Other than that, my only critique is that you continue to practice! You managed to emulate the show's style well, but it's clear that you have a little bit of trouble steadying your hand, which can cause some wibbly-wobbly lines. Keep at it though, and eventually you'll be able to make quick, steady pencil strokes like the pros!

Thanks a lot! I heard that some people practice a steady hand by doing nothing but drawing straight lines for a whole day! /)

Brohoof!

[Twinhead B 482]

Thanks a lot! I heard that some people practice a steady hand by doing nothing but drawing straight lines for a whole day! /)

Brohoof!

 

I've heard the same, but I couldn't possibly sit down and subject myself to that kind of madness. I've found that repetition is nearly as good. I used to have difficulty draw ponies as well, and my lines were alot more than wibbly and wobbly. But now after a couple weeks of practice, I find that my lines are getting smoother and drawing is getting a bit easier and more enjoyable.

 

You can find a way to improve everything if you put in enough time and effort.

Edited March 15, 2013 by Twinhead B

[Soothing Charm 18]

I've heard the same, but I couldn't possibly sit down and subject myself to that kind of madness. I've found that repetition is nearly as good. I used to have difficulty draw ponies as well, and my lines were alot more than wibbly and wobbly. But now after a couple weeks of practice, I find that my lines are getting smoother and drawing is getting a bit easier and more enjoyable.

 

You can find a way to improve everything if you put in enough time and effort.

Yeah but im stuck in my room drawing and always worried if someone walks in on me drawing ponies cause my parents and sis dont know im a brony cause they would think im crazy and probably send me to a mental hospital so i try to draw as much as i can before someone comes in my room.

[Dashabel 381]

These are quite cute, a little more practise on getting the shape exact. great job

I'm not an expert though, I'm new to drawing ponies myself!

[Fluttershyfan94 5,742]

These are really good, you do have some potential.. You should definitely keep practicing. The Fluttershy one does look the best, the others seem to all have the same problem, the legs are wrong.. You can see it best on the Derpy drawing. But other then that, this is great. Good work.