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Yet another picture done to blow off steam, try out new techniques and make myself feel better.

In the cold dark nights of Canterlot, a lonely mare walks around luring foolish stallions with her spell. She's gorgeous. An aura of mystery surrounds her. They might know she's a dangerous changeling...but they can't stop themselves from following her.

As I was finishing my previous spoof, I wondered what I could be doing that involved Queen Chrysalis. She's one of those characters that I love to the bone, yet I barely have the chance to draw them enough. It made sense for me that she'd be the star of a ponified version of the movie "Under the Skin". In case you haven't seen this movie, it's one of the weirdest science-fiction alien invasion movies I've ever seen in my life. It has a suffocating atmosphere, almost poisonous, and a really smart use of sound to transfer the feeling of unease. It's, however, one of those movies not everybody can enjoy, its audience is very small.

Doing this poster presented a bigger challenge than I imagined. I have no idea how did they do their own version, but this one was ridiculously complicated. Placing random dots and shines on a picture has never been so annoying.

But hey, I think it looks alright. I hope you all enjoy it!

Art by James Corck

Description
Yet another picture done to blow off steam, try out new techniques and make myself feel better.

In the cold dark nights of Canterlot, a lonely mare walks around luring foolish stallions with her spell. She's gorgeous. An aura of mystery surrounds her. They might know she's a dangerous changeling...but they can't stop themselves from following her.

As I was finishing my previous spoof, I wondered what I could be doing that involved Queen Chrysalis. She's one of those characters that I love to the bone, yet I barely have the chance to draw them enough. It made sense for me that she'd be the star of a ponified version of the movie "Under the Skin". In case you haven't seen this movie, it's one of the weirdest science-fiction alien invasion movies I've ever seen in my life. It has a suffocating atmosphere, almost poisonous, and a really smart use of sound to transfer the feeling of unease. It's, however, one of those movies not everybody can enjoy, its audience is very small.

Doing this poster presented a bigger challenge than I imagined. I have no idea how did they do their own version, but this one was ridiculously complicated. Placing random dots and shines on a picture has never been so annoying.

But hey, I think it looks alright. I hope you all enjoy it!

Art by James Corck