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ChainChomp2 — Beaming Crescent Moon
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Published: 2013-06-11 12:51:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 2932; Favourites: 48; Downloads: 50
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Once upon a time, I was thinking of ideas for a new profile picture for the page I run of this pony, and the only thing I really wanted to have for it was the 3Q angle of a stallion's head showing both eyes. As far as the show was concerned, and with what instances I knew from memory of the fairly elusive 3Q stallion face with both eyes open with a full body, it wasn't enough, and instead I thought back to the Royal Wedding Poster and its corresponding vector collab .What I've done here is trace the stallions from the poster scan and their different head/foreleg variations and put together what I thought would personally work for a profile picture, even though I knew just the head would be visible. In the end the only change I made was the head, and left the other variations aside. The work vectoring the rest of the body didn't go to the waste though, as I proceeded to recolor it into three other relatively popular earth ponies that share this design but don't necessarily have vectors that have this head angle.
Time: 3 hours
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Comments: 7
Base #13 Stallion smile
I suggest reporting this, I already have, since the description here says not to make a base out of it.
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Thank you for giving me permission to use this. I credited you and included a link to your gallery.
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he's adorable. why are you so good at vectoring?! I mean, you NAIL their hooves. ^-^
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I think this is the first time in a while that I made their hooves flat on purpose, just like the stallions are in the show. In the past, a couple of the vector inspectors at preferred seeing the bottom of their hooves rounded, so that kind of stuck for a while, because who was I to argue 
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Heh, who are they to tell you how to make your vectors? I like both, and I really think its based on how they have their hooves positioned. Like then standing on a sphere or something is completely different than them standing on a flat surface.
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