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Fluttershy from "My Little Pony - Friendship is Magic" kittyfiedlol, apparently I'm taking a break from taking a break from taking a break because I said I'm taking a break from drawing but started working on an animation (39 frames done so far) and now I'm taking a break from that...
Why would I turn a pony into a cat?
1. Because everypony draws them as humans, but I haven't seen them as felines yet
2. Because it's cute.
3. Because
4. Because
5. Because it's MANLY.
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My cat brought home a baby rabbit once.
This is adorable!Β
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KITTY--whoa, wtf am I saying? SO CUTE--goddamnit! Can't.......... resist.......... AWW FORGET IT! THIS IS CUTE!
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Ur Very Welcome! 
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I bet Fluttershy wouldn't really object to being morphed into a cat.
I haven't seen them as felines either... are you gonna do the others? Or just Fluttershy?
Yes she is cute
"because it's manly"
wait... taking a break from taking a break from taking a break... that means you're taking a break because the first 2 would cancel each other out. Logic will solve everything!
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Especially after I've seen this: [link]
I also learned that you shouldn't use sarcasm on Pinkie Pie X'D
I thought about drawing the others too, but I think I'll leave it at Fluttershy only.
The "taking a break" was referring to a journal I wrote (this one [link] )
And yes, logic brought you to the correct answer.
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I saw that episode
I bet it wouldn't work on Pinkie, she's very gullible.
That's okay.
Ah yes you're "I'm burned out" journal, I remember and am still sorry for doing that to you.
Logic works, much like gravity *falls backwards* See? It works
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ah don't worry, I could have said no
I get sucked into these phases from time to time anyway.
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Really? You saying no?
I know you do.
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yup, last time I was in a "...uhhhhh motivation gone" phase, I wrote the Basket Cases script because I couldn't draw anything decent.
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and how many projects have you accepted in that time?
how long ago was it when you wrote that script?
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yes, I still have lots to finish
hmm... lemme see when I created the file *elevator music*
β"30. βDezember β2010, ββ16:23:38" so at the very end of last year up to the first weeks of 2011.
I had a few things written down before that, but as usual I wrote the final script while thinking about who stands where doing what with which expression.
Kept flowing nicely because the main plot line was given by the Grimms, so I could depend on everyone knowing what the story is about and concentrate on the humor part.
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yes, whenever you use that "I could have said 'no'." line, I will always have a good counterattack to it
Oh okay, so it wasn't one of those files that had been on your computer for very long time.
Yeah, it's alot easier to work when the basis has been provided by someone else, kinda explains why fanfiction for some writers is so easy to do.
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nope, Basket Cases was pretty much written in one "blood rush" (lol, I mean I started and couldn't stop until I was satisfied). The other stories developed (and still do) over the years and got more plot and character details to them. I'm not at the point of my drawing skills at which I'd want to touch them, so I go with the comedy stuff first.
Basket Cases was good for practicing panel shapes, telling flow and such.
Ah yes, fanfiction such as fanart allow you to jump right into the story or even a random scene without having to explain anything and people would still understand what is happening and why the characters would react that way.
It's also easier to capture the audience with characters they already adore.
Making them adore your own characters is way harder, but in the end more satisfying. If I'd aim for more pageviews I'd stick to fanart only, but that wouldn't give me much joy in the end.
Also, with fanfiction and so on you always run the risk to make the existing characters do things that make them appear out of character and it'll feel like you forced them into it.
And no matter how well you know the character, I believe the creator is the only one who truly understands his/her characters.
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Well since you got some pratice in, and succeeded in completing your first comic, I'd say it was all worth it ^.^
Yes, it is more satisfying to have them adore your own characters, but also harder when it comes to developing an OC.
Going OOC with certain characters allows a reader to see the character in a different light, and it does provide with some humor. Some readers will be turned away while others will enjoy when a character in a situation reacts OOC instead of how they normally would.
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Wouldn't call it my first finished comic, but as the others were much shorter and more episodic without a real plot line I can't say you're wrong either, lol.
Comics contain both, so I guess that's why there is such a wide range of emotions and humor they can deliver.
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yes
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Feline Fluttershy... is from the World of Warcraft Pony story ? (where she apparently can morph as a Feline)
I must say that she look pretty cute there. 
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WoW has a pony story? O.O
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Yes 
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But yes, I know she isn't a cat... she's a tree
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She could be a cat IN a tree... like the 'Cheshire cat'
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she looks better as a cat in my opinion! :3 awesome work!
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That's because EVERYONE looks better as a cat!
thank you ^.^
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*gg*
Das einzigste Gute an der Sendung lol
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