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So while writing a fanfic sometime back (which, to date, I've never finished), I got to wondering if there was a way an earth pony could use your typical pressurized can of whipped topping, without modifying it for hooves. I never quite figured out an answer to this question...but I did get the above comic out of this, so that's something.

I actually first sketched this out in early 2016, but real life problems coming up between then and now resulted in this project getting set to the side until now.

As part of an ongoing experiment for a type of art style I've been considering for certain future projects, this was sketched traditionally, then colored digitally using ArtRage Studio, to make use of its brushes, specifically its pencil and watercolor brushes, so to achieve the look I wanted. Normally I completely cover-up or entirely remove the original line art when doing this, but in a break from tradition, I left it in and exposed this time, because I thought it helped add to the effect. We'll see if this style gets used in anything again anytime soon.

There was also going to be some light dialogue too (y'know, like, "Hey Tavi, can ya do this?") but then I decided the comic worked perfectly fine without it.

Description

So while writing a fanfic sometime back (which, to date, I've never finished), I got to wondering if there was a way an earth pony could use your typical pressurized can of whipped topping, without modifying it for hooves. I never quite figured out an answer to this question...but I did get the above comic out of this, so that's something.

I actually first sketched this out in early 2016, but real life problems coming up between then and now resulted in this project getting set to the side until now.

As part of an ongoing experiment for a type of art style I've been considering for certain future projects, this was sketched traditionally, then colored digitally using ArtRage Studio, to make use of its brushes, specifically its pencil and watercolor brushes, so to achieve the look I wanted. Normally I completely cover-up or entirely remove the original line art when doing this, but in a break from tradition, I left it in and exposed this time, because I thought it helped add to the effect. We'll see if this style gets used in anything again anytime soon.

There was also going to be some light dialogue too (y'know, like, "Hey Tavi, can ya do this?") but then I decided the comic worked perfectly fine without it.