Picture of both brushable Lily Blossom (together)

[TokiBear]

I totally see where you're coming from with the color variation... but the thing is... the difference in light truly does matter!

I took these photos of Lilly Blossom to show you:
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When a photo is taken under tungsten light, like the left photo, it has a more yellowy/orangey cast...

When a photo is taken under a florescent light, like the right photo, it has a green cast...

You can see she looks much bluer (cooler) in the second photo while in the first photo she looks more warm and purpley...

Also, in this last picture, you can see just what front lighting does to something like a pony... see how washed out the color is but she's a heck of a lot closer to her natural color because the light is a white light... it doesn't give off a color cast.
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[hathorcat]

That difference is just lighting and camera as Toki says - they are both taken on a white background but look at the background colour differences...

If you colour/white balance out both pictures you get the same colour of pony.

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[SeashellnBubbles]

Wow, Toki, great explaination!

[BerryMouse]

Ha Ha Lily Blossom is a sorceress!!