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Creativity => Customs => Topic started by: Leave a Whisper on January 25, 2020, 08:38:13 AM
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https://www.deviantart.com/littlekunai/art/Custom-Flutter-Pony-Snowbird-2-828161991
I tried some new things, like gradient hair, which sadly seemed to "mellow" from the bright jewel tones once she dried. Plus I screwed up her tail. It was supposed to be white/green/red/purple.
A new wing shape based on the G4 Princesses which I botched while cutting. And glitter/glue/Suncatcher paint for the wings instead of nail polish, because I couldn't find any with snowflakes.
She still came out pretty though and I made a back card story for her. Her wings are drying.
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I like the winter theme! All the flutter ponys have such flowery/warm themes, of course, but I think it's time we had a wintery flutter pony.
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I like the winter theme! All the flutter ponys have such flowery/warm themes, of course, but I think it's time we had a wintery flutter pony.
Thank you buffalo. Its odd that we only got spring and summer flutters. Autumn and winter would've been so pretty!
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I like the winter theme! All the flutter ponys have such flowery/warm themes, of course, but I think it's time we had a wintery flutter pony.
Second this!
She is very cute, IMO you can never go wrong with gradient hair, haha! I haven't tried it myself, though, because I imagine dyeing can be quite a hassle (messy and somewhat unpredictable). You did great even if the results aren't as vibrant as you would've hoped! The subdued tones are perfect for winter, I think. :heart:
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I like the winter theme! All the flutter ponys have such flowery/warm themes, of course, but I think it's time we had a wintery flutter pony.
Second this!
She is very cute, IMO you can never go wrong with gradient hair, haha! I haven't tried it myself, though, because I imagine dyeing can be quite a hassle (messy and somewhat unpredictable). You did great even if the results aren't as vibrant as you would've hoped! The subdued tones are perfect for winter, I think. :heart:
Thank you Griffyn. :)
I'm still a bit disappointed but whaddya gonna do?
Dyeing her hair actually wasn't too much of a hassle. I wrapped up sections I didn't want dyed and dipped in the exposed parts. Let it set, rinsed and repeated.