Hmmm, Octavia is thinking about it...

[TheInsaneShane 359]

Finally!!! Damn, it's been four WEEKS since I drew anything, I hate that...stahp it, school. :'/ Anyways, I love Octavia, she's one of my favorite background ponies, so, I thought, "I must draw her...I MUST!!!!" This took me a long time because, school work has taken up most of my time... Why, summer? Why you gotz to just get up and leave? :'( Well, I finished it nevertheless. I hope you all like it!!!! I'll try my best to upload more drawings WAY more often. ;3 Please give me feedback, I think I know where I went wrong, but I'd very much like to hear it from you!!!! Enjoy!!!!

 

 

 

 

[Zygen 6,066]

Looks pretty good to me overall! You can kinda see the bits of the lines sticking out, but i'm not sure if thats intentional or what.

 

Other then that, overall everything looks quite well done! I'd say you did a good job!

 

And yeah school does make you quite alot more busy, and takes away from alot of your free time unfortunately.

[~Sole~ 852]

I really like this, and there isn't really anything to fix or edit. It's pretty accurate to the show too. I give it a 10/10 great job!

[Moonlight 7,290]

It looks pretty nice, if you ask me. It's well made, the position is fine, and she's looking adorable as usual. 

So, nice job on the drawing.

[An Old Head 4,816]

D'aww, I love it! Mane shaded well, and the eye flare really coruscates. The pose she's in also accentuates the fanon that she's British, she totally looks like she would start speaking like a female Sherlock with her hoof in that position

 

I also like what you did with the borders. They're fuzzy. It makes the hair of her coat more distinct and makes you wanna hug it n.n

 

Great work! 10/10.

[~Silver Essence~ 2,625]

Tavi!

 

Wow, very great sketch there dude, the shading and posture she has is just amazing to look at.

 

Excellent work, and hope to see more.    

[Fhaolan 4,493]

Really good.

 

Something seems off in the eye shine, but I'm not sure exactly what though, as I haven't figured out the principles of exactly where the 'spots' go relative to the 'shimmer' in the cornea. Possibly it's the same thing that I do, which as I understand it is a mistake, of drawing an outline around the 'spot'.