Dragonfly the Luminescent

That made me laugh pretty good.

Taka Nuvia, I think it's time to calm down. You look a little too pleased with what you're doing.

Very much like! I can't imagine that wearing neon green and black would look silly! I think it would look very stylish.

Beware those raging ponies with tanks!And I haz good punchlines.

It makes no difference to me. Wear what you want. I like seeing the different styles of others, even if I would never wear black lipstick. Just because I wouldn't wear it doesn't mean that I don't like it.

I'm glad you do dailies with your hand drawn style!Poor homeless guys ... they should know that knocking on Bio's house is a bad idea ... Of course Deadpool would show up. He knows where his number one fan resides. :PJust a thought: the background might be easier on the eyes if it wasn't so bold. If the walls were sky blue or light grey and the floor was more of a natural pale oak or something, it would be easier to tell the foreground from the background. Not to mention if you have brightly colored characters that are the same bold blue as the walls, the character might blend right into the house instead of standing out in the foreground.But that's just a thought.

She looks very determined and courageous! Are you going to put the stripes in her mane and tail when you vector it?

Lovely days are lovely.

No, actually, I think it would be a good change. It's a lot easier on the eyes than the bold blue. By the way, I saw the proportions for the laptop changed to be more parallel. Nice job on that and the upgraded desk quality, too.

Oh, I know how you feel. I wonder if your teacher will let you get by with that excuse.

Before you know it, it'll be the end of the world!

That was a very nice overview, and not to mention we got to see a comic that you never posted. :PI'll admit, it was worth the wait. And now you're back!The text over your text was a little hard to read, but I made out what it said. Maybe if you ever do this again, you could add a bigger glow or set apart the new text by placing some kind of gradient circle behind it.

Good job, and I'll be helping Burnmad.

"Probably because of all the things I've done that I don't feel sorry for."That was a good line. Perfectly sums up his insanity.So either he can teleport, become invisible, or he has a combination of both. I'm guessing he just has invisibility. What's his name, by the way? Super secret assassin?

That's pretty funny

Now remember, hitting the J-walkers does not give you bonus points.

Are all the characters going to have a bio or some kind of character sheet?Speaking of, have all the characters been introduced, or are there more to come?

Motion seconded.- 55555 Not exactly. It can be difficult to draw in a style you're not familiar with, but it also can be easier to draw in a simple, cartoon style. Anime, for example, is actually a relatively easy style for arists, due to the simplified face; the body can be much more detailed and realistic than the face in a number of degrees, making it a very "changable" style from artist to artist. But like Tavakai said, simplify things into shapes (you can see how I did that in my blog entry "Pony Process"). Artists call that breaking your drawing down into basic shapes. It really does make it easier to place and arrange things before you finish them. I always change my sketches before I finish them. That's where concept art comes from. Another thing that helps hone your skills is to draw from real life. It really gives you a better understanding of what your drawing much, much faster than if you tried to draw it just from memory. I'm speaking from experience. Whenever I draw something I've never drawn before, I always look at several pictures (average for me is at least 3), even to draw just one thing. I even look at pictures when I draw things I'm familiar with. It always helps the outcome look more realistic that what I could have done on my own. And if you ever wanted to "officially" better your skills, there's an art school I went to called the Art Instruction Schools (AIS). Charles Schultz (spelling?), the artist of Snoopy and the Peantus gang, graduated from there, and they hold an annual cartoon contest in his honor. The school sends you lessons and instructions through the mail, and the average time it takes from enrollment to graduation is about two years. It's just a thought if you ever wanted to get a good artist's perspecitve of the world.

Oh how true!

Dress up all pretty!

Good luck!

I know how you feel. All of you guys. I can just say that I've learned to tolerate it. Doesn't mean I like it, but I tolerate it. People judge others for being different, but we want others to be different at the same time. We don't want everyone to be the same, but when they're not the same as us, we harshly judge them. I try hard to judge others only as I would want to be judged by them.

Canon pony or an OC?

Aww, you're welcome, even though the others are a much bigger contribution than I ever was.