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Oh, wait, that was just her hair. My bad. You should really sweep that aside, as it looks really fucking creepy from a distance.
I like the little details you put on Applejacks chaps/jeans. The little stitches, something no item of denim clothing should be without, are excellently done.
I like the vibes of felt and chalk and from the colouring style. It's very unique, and gives a very friendly aura to the girls. They look so very cartoonish, and very, very fun. Kind of pastel, without being sickeningly sweet. The shadowing looking very much like smudges from chalk dust were a very big plus.
Lovely anatomy. I like the semi-realistic human proportions, most especially with how the heads are just as wide as the torso. I always draw my human-like characters with that sort of proportion, as I could never get the "two heads width" chest down.
I love the hourglass shapes for the girls, especially in how they take their time tapering inwards and outwards. Extreme hourglass figures, the ones that are way too wide and dip in too sharply, always creep me out, and even though these girls still have "Dem Hips" I find them very natural looking and attractive.
Those thighs and ankles. Good God, man, well done! I love how you have the musculature down, since they curve so naturally, have meat on them, yet don't look bulky at all. (I just spent five minutes trying to find the right anatomical terms for what I was trying to say. I failed.)
Same deal with the arms. I like how they follow realistic musculature yet still look cartoony and stylised. Props to the transition from forearm to wrist; I could never get that right, and I like how they look very natural.
Those hands and fingers. Five of them (fingers), without looking bulky, and very, very nice. I like the simplistic design on them, with them just being simple "weenie fingers" yet still looking natural and very good. I especially like how Fluttershy splayed them out and Rarity and Twilight's keeping their pointers on their wands to stabilise them. Also, nice work on the various poses on them; I like how they look as they're supposed to when gripping a book, pointing at someone, or holding an object like a wand.
Feet! I like how they're incredibly simple, just oblongs in the skeleton below, I suppose, yet still look very natural and not weird at all. Props to Applejack's boots especially, since I love boots that actually retain their shape and support both the foot and the lower thigh region. I also liked Rainbow Dash's skates since they follow that bizarre, very appealing "hourglass" style.
My apologies in advance: boobies. I like how natural they look and how their clothing just treats their breasts like a natural curve. They don't bring too much attention to their chests, and give the their appearances a very classy, feminine look. I also like the, um, variety between the girls; very realistic, and the sizes fit the personalities and the lifestyles of the girls. Kudos to not making Fluttershy the one with the biggest assets; I honestly don't mind when artists do that, but it's nice to see someone not following that trend.
This comment has gone on for too long. I'm afraid something will crash if I don't post this soon. Will continue in the reply.
Excellent work with the volume with Rarity's; it's interesting how I can see that distinctive curve yet can't tell the difference where it separates from her scalp and hangs free. That distinction always gets me whenever I try to draw hair; so hard to find that ever elusive hairline.
I love Fluttershy's hair; I enjoy the parting between what is usually the front and the back part of her mane, and the way it caves in over her face was excellently done. It really captures the style's purpose of being a shield from the eyes of other people.
Wow. Rainbow's hair is smoking. Seriously speaking, though, I love the flame like style and how energetic and spiky the whole thing was while still retaining the general wave-like shape of RD's hair. Once again, could never get that right. I like how the bottom part of her hair is a lot more tame compared to the top; very nice contrast, and it really amplifies how wicked the upper region is. Excellent work with that bit in front of her ear, by the way.
Ack, clothing styles! Just love how they're so individualized and really fit the person who's wearing them. I enjoy the frills and looseness coupled with those leggings and the candy striper socks. SOCKS! Good God, I love them. The simple slip ons were a nice choice for footwear.
Good Lord with Applejack. I like how her flannel shirt is worn open with it tied across her chest and the sleeves rolled up. The tube top(?) inside was lovely, most especially with how it bares her cleavage. I cannot write that without feeling perverted. Sorry. Excellent work with her iconic hat, and once again, nice work with the boots and those pants.
Ah yes. Sweater vests. I must say, this recurring theme with Twilight never quite gets old. I like how practical her whole outfit is, and very fitting for a busy student like her who is more concerned with comfort and practicality than anything else.
... I can't really find words for Rarity. Nor a reaction image, because I don't really know what sort of image is between the Big Bad Wolf from Red Hot Riding Hood and a double-take on the street. I like her simple, sensible button up top, most especially with how it is not buttoned all the way up and the sleeves puff up by the end. Nice work with the belt, especially with the simple buckle, and the skirt that goes along with it; I love how the latter accentuates her lady assets. The boots were a nice touch, very diva like and appropriate for Rarity.
Cliché "HHHNNNNNNGGGGG!" for Fluttershy. Though I picture her as a mare who more or less wears an apron with many, many pockets or something similar to throw over a sun dress or even some tough pants and a shirt, I like how your Fluttershy's outfit is so unassuming and simple. The coat being so loose and clearly oversized was an excellent detail, as were the footwear, which I assume to be tough, reliable moccasins. Very fitting for her.
Oh, God, I think I need more coffee or something. Be back with you in a sec.
What made you think that a scarf would be a nice idea? Because it is a great idea. A very great idea. I love how it is prismatic just like her hair itself, and the way it hangs kind of loose around her neck was lovely. The loose shirt and the short shorts were great choices, most especially in how it makes sense for Dash. The safety pads and the gloves too, as it gives her some semblance of sensible thought: do insane, dangerous stunts, but at the very least, wear elbow and knee pads and gloves so you don't skin yourself. And finally: SOCKS. Socks that reach up to her thigh, too. (bites lower lip.)
Somehow, I feel like I've walked a marathon or something. Once more, be back with you in a sec.