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What is your least favorite thing about drawing a pony?


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Tails, I always mess up on tails....

Also the body, It can't make it proportional to the head XD 

 

<================= that's why .I always draw ponies like this without the body

 

Oh the other hand I love drawing eyes. ^_^

 

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Every time I try to draw a pony it comes out like this:

 

(EDIT: That's supposed to be Rainbow Dash, of course)

 

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I don't like fixing my mistakes when getting the proportions just right. I actually love the pony-figure but I guess I haven't done it enough to get the hang of it yet.

 

The only other thing I hate is reference. I haven't been able to draw a pony from my memory alone because of all the fine details, but I still love it.


Every time I try to draw a pony it comes out like this:

 

(EDIT: That's supposed to be Rainbow Dash, of course)

 

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:huh: ... I don't exactly see how that's supposed to be Rainbow Dash, but okay.


 

 

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:huh: ... I don't exactly see how that's supposed to be Rainbow Dash, but okay.

 

But that's the whole point.


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I won't be a complete brony until I get a Thunderlane plushie and go to a convention.

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It's the facial expression for me, the face counts a lot. If your ponies facial expression is wrong, it will ruin the entire drawing. You just got to raise or lower those eyes correctly.

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The legs mess me up every time. I can do the rest of the body just fine, but I easily spend hours just trying to get limbs to look right. You name it, I've drawn the legs like that: too long, too short, really thin, really thick or simply drawn in a way that looks like the leg is broken in three places.  


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I won't claim to be an artist yet (I have very little experience, although I did draw the sketch that is my profile), but so far it is the legs and eyes, as well as slight proportions (I get close, but not quite perfect). I think I just need to take time to draw individual parts until it comes natural to put them together.

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Rarity's tail, man. It's got like, those three curls there, and it's friggin impossible to get them to look right. I've gotten better at it of course, but I still remember my intense frustration trying to draw it for the first time xD

 

Other than that though, the facial proportions usually take a couple tries to get them just right, since y'know, faces are everything. I usually don't worry too much with bodily proportions (though I have gotten better with those too), and legs are fairly easy. Cutie marks are sometimes a problem; I tend to make them too big and have to erase them and make them smaller.

 

So, there you have it. My thoughts on the difficulties of drawing ponies.


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For me, it's usually making something that is custom and original.  Something that there is no reference to use as.  So you have to make some sort of bare-bones, then work around that, do some minor tweaks just so it can look good.  Another thing are eyes, positioning them correctly, making appropriately proportionate sizes as well; trying to make them not look derped out.

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The hardest part for me is the face in general. The muzzle, the eyes, etc. They take forever for me to get to look right.


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It's always usually the eyes and muzzle that's the hardest to draw. Takes me the longest and it ends up being the most frustrating moments for me in drawing ponies. The eyes mean everything in drawing a pony, at least from my experience. Because even if you make just the littlest mistake in sketching out the pupils and the little white lenses effect in the eyes, it's gonna end up being completely off, and as a result, I usually end up with a derpy-eyed pony because of it.

 

Of course, no offense to Derpy Hooves, because she's freakin adorable the way she is! :derp:

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I find the neck is the hardest part for me. Connecting the hooves to the muzzle (neck), I always mess this part up. Everything else about the pony is relatively easy for me to draw though. The muzzle may give me a little big of trouble every now, and then. Some manes are a pain to draw too.


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Proportions are the worst.

 

I always mess up on them.

 

Other than that,hooves are a big pain in the ass.


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The head in general

I can do the rest of the body fine, but if the head isn't right then it all goes downhill

Also I would say my lines look wobbly and I have to constantly edit when drawing digitally, but I havn't practiced enough drawing on a tablet so that's not a real issue.

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