No.672
>>669She needs a second wing, and some work on the hind legs.
The brush you are using looks odd,with vertical lines going through your lines.
No.674
>>669You have the form down, but you should work on your fundamentals. It looks like you very closely referenced some vectors. Go to fyre-flye's deviantart page and examine how she does her cartoony lines. Try to emulate those loose, long, but controlled curves to inject energy, emotion, and "marshmallowiness" into your ponies.
No.803
>>802You're obsessed with "detail" and "fidelity" over stylization. May as well not be a pony.
No.805
I have no idea how to vector
No.806
>>805Use Google to find a guide.
No.1842
>tfw you're artwork is so shitty you don't even qualify for bad critique.
No.1847
>>1842just post it. I will give you a comment.
No.4332
I don't know where to start. Never did anything drawing wise, so it all seems too overbearing.
No.4336
>>1843>>1851Find a book about perspective. Like "Perspective made easy" for instance.
No.4340
>>1843First off, don't draw in low resolution, it makes your brush strokes look weird and cramps the amount of area you can draw in. Start a new image in your native resolution at the very least.
You're sorely lacking in perspective. Try looking up one and two point perspective or follow the resource below.
http://www.conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?t=181436#.UWa31qKL34YAlso I just realized this post is 3 months old, fuck me.
>>4332http://www.squidoo.com/how-to-draw-learn#module164479096Also look at the sticky on this board.
No.4352
>>4341Start watching an episode, stop it when you see an expression you like. Draw the face.
No.6254
>>43403 months old, and I still saw your wonderful critique, (I got better)
No.6872
bump
No.7725
>anonymous thread
>not on first page
let's fix dis shit
No.7726
>>7725Sad to say that nobody uses it.
