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Nyaseiru β MLP - Basic Anatomy Study 2 - Front Legs
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= = = = = = = = = = = =Note - I draw the proportions / style in 'my' way usually but I'll try and make sure to include relatively-show-accurate examples. Nevertheless, if you take the general idea of placement and such, it should hopefully help you in your drawings.
I may occasionally post some new studies/notes on Ponies and General Drawing stuff, you can check them out in my gallery folder here - [link] or when I submit them to the MLP-ATG-Alumni tutorial folder.
if you want to see some more in-depth guides/studies (note that I didn't add positioning/proportions, eyes or mane/tail here either), check out the MLP-ATG-Alumni's Drawing Tutorial Folder here - [link] and perhaps join the group's weekly themed drawings as well if you haven't.
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My Little Pony : Friendship is Magic series and characters belongs to the Hub & Hasbro
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Defiantly gonna use this one and your other one ^^
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Can ye teach us how to draw the princess' legs >w>? If not, then it's perfectly fine.
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Thank you for this the legs where the only thing I was struggling with
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I didn't know how to draw a hoof, viewed from the bottom. This helped me, thank you.
Also, I always used only 3 pins to animate a pony's leg or arm. Turns out that using 4 pins instead of 3, just like you show in this drawing, is more efficient.
That's why I credited you at the end of the video I made.
If you want to take a look :Β www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mah8uAβ¦
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Excellent reference guide! Highly useful, thanks for sharing!
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I used this, and it's companion, as the main reference for legs my first pony art
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This is of great help, Β thanks for this guide! Β I always have trouble with the legs.Β
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Really helpful anatomy sheet! Thanks for doing this!
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I use it as a model for practicing, tahnks you
zafhir.deviantart.com/art/Fronβ¦
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Now try to explain how changeling legs work. lol Dem holes
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Ehheh
Well as a serious answer just in case - It's pretty much the same, 'though Changelings have thinner legs and aren't 'as' marshmallow'y on the bottom of their 'hooves', more flat basically.
The holes, kinda need balancing art-wise but generally you take sides as to where to put 'em
. . . how their anatomy works? Good 'ol cartoon logic xD; I imagined that if we were to take them realistically, the holes aren't supposed to be empty all the way through but rather craters into the body, it'd just be impossible to portray unless shown in 3D.
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Cartoon logic explains all! :V
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This is the most useful anatomy stuff of the front legs of ponies, thank you so much~
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I'm still trying to work out how to properly position legs on my own drawings, so I'm quite sure both this and the rear leg tutorials will be quite helpful to me.
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I seem to have forgotten the most important part of my comment: Thanks for posting these!
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