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Whew, it's been a while... Here's the mane 6 singing at the end of the leaked Crystal Pony song This vector took quite a while, mostly since I've been busy with work and haven't had much time (or been motivated enough) to get it done. Additionally, the reference that I had was sooo bad, most of the poses were looking at other vectors and guesswork.

So I used something new on this vector!! The nightly builds of Inkscape have a feature called Power Stroke, which is their equivalent to the line width tool in Illustrator. This is awesome, cause you can now vary the width in your stroke, or taper them at the ends, without having to convert it to a path!! Unfortunately, this means in order to open the svg file you need to have the development version of Inkscape installed (but it's a good excuse to try it out and see some of the new features). So I only used Power Strokes on Fluttershy, Twilight, Pinkie, and Rarity's mouths and a couple of legs, but I may end up trying to use it for a complete vector in the future It's pretty basic right now and still being developed, so it'll be interesting to see what it ends up as when the next version of Inkscape is released.

Anyhow, feel free to critique and hope you like it!! Svg can be found here (requires Inkscape nightly build): [link]

If you do use this (or any of my other artwork), please let me know so I can check out what you make with it!

Description
Whew, it's been a while... Here's the mane 6 singing at the end of the leaked Crystal Pony song This vector took quite a while, mostly since I've been busy with work and haven't had much time (or been motivated enough) to get it done. Additionally, the reference that I had was sooo bad, most of the poses were looking at other vectors and guesswork.

So I used something new on this vector!! The nightly builds of Inkscape have a feature called Power Stroke, which is their equivalent to the line width tool in Illustrator. This is awesome, cause you can now vary the width in your stroke, or taper them at the ends, without having to convert it to a path!! Unfortunately, this means in order to open the svg file you need to have the development version of Inkscape installed (but it's a good excuse to try it out and see some of the new features). So I only used Power Strokes on Fluttershy, Twilight, Pinkie, and Rarity's mouths and a couple of legs, but I may end up trying to use it for a complete vector in the future It's pretty basic right now and still being developed, so it'll be interesting to see what it ends up as when the next version of Inkscape is released.

Anyhow, feel free to critique and hope you like it!! Svg can be found here (requires Inkscape nightly build): [link]

If you do use this (or any of my other artwork), please let me know so I can check out what you make with it!