A New Cartoonish style

[dedacct6 2,591]

No, I'm not changing my style, I'm just trying to make a new more cartoonish style that isn't Chibi. Which is more pointy, head is still big like the Chibi style might shrink it o look more 'normal'

Less detail, And simpler shading.

So here it is.

 

So I'd really like to see why you think, what do what think I should change and all that

Edited March 13, 2014 by Pelate

[ghostfacekiller39 23,860]

Different styles are always something I enjoy seeing in artwork; it adds a more refreshing...uniqueness to the experience of it and serves as a breath of fresh air when compared to the more canonical styles of artwork you'll find out there.

 

I'd love to see a Rarity version of this more of this style you're experimenting with, man! You're already a great artist, and new styles only making the experience more interesting to people like me, who appreciate creativity; of course, just be aware some folks on the hill are going to be like "BAH MAKE IT LOOK LIKE THE SHOW" for whatever reason, so tread on thin water with your experimenting in order to make it aesthetically pleasing to both sides

That's the best advice I can give, bro Of course, I think you nailed what I was talking about above in the pic of Twilight I'm looking at
 

[DND 2,355]

Yay for not cookie-cutter show styles!
 

I really enjoy this one. I like your interpretation of the equine snout. It's cute. I hope to see more from you. The line shading's really nice as well~

 

Keep it up!

[Castle Bleck 19,379]

Boba Fett approves this.

 

[dedacct6 2,591]

Different styles are always something I enjoy seeing in artwork; it adds a more refreshing...uniqueness to the experience of it and serves as a breath of fresh air when compared to the more canonical styles of artwork you'll find out there.

 

I'd love to see a Rarity version of this more of this style you're experimenting with, man! You're already a great artist, and new styles only making the experience more interesting to people like me, who appreciate creativity; of course, just be aware some folks on the hill are going to be like "BAH MAKE IT LOOK LIKE THE SHOW" for whatever reason, so tread on thin water with your experimenting in order to make it aesthetically pleasing to both sides

 

That's the best advice I can give, bro Of course, I think you nailed what I was talking about above in the pic of Twilight I'm looking at

 

Don't worry my good Rarity loving friend, I'll actually be making all of the mane six in this style, Starting with Rarity.

And yea I'm aware of those people who don't believe in art styles, but I don't think there are many of those lind of people in this website, thank God

Boba Fett approves this.

 

Boba Fett is best Mandalorin

Yay for not cookie-cutter show styles!

 

I really enjoy this one. I like your interpretation of the equine snout. It's cute. I hope to see more from you. The line shading's really nice as well~

 

Keep it up!

art styles have become pretty unoriginal now to be honest, also there's too many vectors.

Thank you, I didn't expect people to like this new style this much

Edited March 13, 2014 by Pelate

[NeverPony 274]

art styles have become pretty unoriginal now to be honest, too many vectors.

 

I agree with the notion of your statement, but I don't believe vectors are to blame; vector is simply a technique, not a style. c:

 

Also, I've seen just as much canonical artwork done in raster.

[dedacct6 2,591]

I agree with the notion of your statement, but I don't believe vectors are to blame; vector is simply a technique, not a style. c:

 

Also, I've seen just as much canonical artwork done in raster.

I agree that vectors aren't to blame, but when it comes to vectors, there seems to be a lot that somehow get into things like Equestria Daily and such, they get a little repetitive -_-