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Before reading these guides, please read these first They cover the basics on basic pony construction. The purpose of this guide is to get you thinking like an artist, considering things like 3 dimensional space, how anatomy changes when you change the angle its viewed from, and being consistent. The process I show in this tutorial is the exact same steps I currently follow when I'm drawing.

The reason we use lines and guides is not to be confined by them, but rather so that we know how much further outside those guides we need to go to achieve an effect. For example, if you wanted to draw a pony with wide, amazed eyes, you can use your guide to draw your eyes bigger than you normally do rather than just guessing on it. It's a means of showing intent.

The skill level for this guide is intended with someone who can already draw a basic pony passably well, but hopefully it can benefit all aspiring artists just as well.

Coming soon: More guides on texturing manes, drawing manes, drawing eyes, fluff, etc. Hopefully this helped someone!

Let me know if this helped you or how I can make the next one better!

This tutorial has been made possible by my patrons on Patreon, and has been sponsored by Chandler (Azure Serenity) -- Thanks for all your support!!

Description
Before reading these guides, please read these first They cover the basics on basic pony construction. The purpose of this guide is to get you thinking like an artist, considering things like 3 dimensional space, how anatomy changes when you change the angle its viewed from, and being consistent. The process I show in this tutorial is the exact same steps I currently follow when I'm drawing.

The reason we use lines and guides is not to be confined by them, but rather so that we know how much further outside those guides we need to go to achieve an effect. For example, if you wanted to draw a pony with wide, amazed eyes, you can use your guide to draw your eyes bigger than you normally do rather than just guessing on it. It's a means of showing intent.

The skill level for this guide is intended with someone who can already draw a basic pony passably well, but hopefully it can benefit all aspiring artists just as well.

Coming soon: More guides on texturing manes, drawing manes, drawing eyes, fluff, etc. Hopefully this helped someone!

Let me know if this helped you or how I can make the next one better!

This tutorial has been made possible by my patrons on Patreon, and has been sponsored by Chandler (Azure Serenity) -- Thanks for all your support!!