I like your ponies, Mousa. Cough draw Rainbow Dash please cough.

Wash done? So it was or it wasn't?

I'd like to see you get away with drawing a bad muzzle, I dare you!

@Syd: Hopefully he didn't go after your foot as well

I just got it out of the way in time. O_O

I drew hyenas once for a project where we had to write a kid's book. :D

Mousa, an easy-peasy 3D real-world guide to muzzle drawing. Take a small ball and a smaller lump of modelling clay. Mold the clay into a sort of egg-shape and press it against the ball such that it sort of has an angled shape like a snout/muzzle. Ta-daaaa~

@Syd: Funny thing is, I often have my dream worlds filled with shopping malls and old schools and apartment blocks, there's always hints of Yukari Yakumo or Pinkie Pie in the background, and some stairs mysteriously stretch to infinite height or snap into a steep unclimbale form as you approach. Also, you can find yourself lost in a shoppping mall made of an endless hallway of shops, although that's probably just my anti-mindreader defenses.

edited 22nd Mar '12 2:29:46 PM by AceOfScarabs

Ginger, I don't think that you need to appreciate art films as long as you accept that there are some merits to them. Of course, I might be speaking out of my ass as I was just a Media Studies major and enjoy quite a number of art films, especially the neo-realists. I enjoy straightforward action movies as well, mind.

edited 22nd Mar '12 2:27:11 PM by Drenius

I still feel sad for letting L Mage down.

He's said it's ok loads of times but I can't stop feeling terrible

I can appreciate them from a technical standpoint. But technicality has always taken a backseat to storytelling in my head

edited 22nd Mar '12 2:28:16 PM by gingerninja666

What's this about letting L Mage down? What did you do to him?

Ginger: If the theaters are any indication, the majority prefers storied films too. So your preference is also practical.

EDIT: It took me a while to get MLP muzzles because they're (or at least the mares' are) a bit strangely shaped compared to real life animals. Not that I drew great muzzles of the non-stylized variety before that, though.

edited 22nd Mar '12 2:31:33 PM by KuroiTsubasaTenshi

@Mousa It's silly. Mage was DESPPERATELY hoping that I'd love the ending of the first ASOIAF book... but I didn't. He was so let down and shaken

ASOIAF? Buwhaizzat?

Oh well, I say take some art and lit analysis classes and let the MEANING and FEELING flow through thee.

A Song of Ice and Fire, I should think.

welp, mistype 9_6

@Kuroi: Oddly enough, scraping some of my drawing techniques from "furry" artists actually made it easier to draw muzzles

Well whaddaya ya know, I ninja'd a ninja

edited 22nd Mar '12 2:36:25 PM by AceOfScarabs

A Song of Ice and Fire

I understand all the meaning shit (it's kinda a big part of my class)

I just don't care

edited 22nd Mar '12 2:35:25 PM by gingerninja666

The pony muzzles are funny they almost remind me of pig snouts in that they're truncated but because they're rounded its like no animal I can think of.

@Ginger Don't worry there's still much of A So Ia F for you to read. At least you can still have a good discussion about it with L Mage.

Ginger, I want to make it known I'm not trying to push your buttons with this, but what are your thoughts on Jim Jarmusch?

Edit: Seriously, he doesn't have a page?

edited 22nd Mar '12 2:38:00 PM by Drenius

@ Ace: I've had some dreams about being in a shopping mall. It's a dark and dismal one with very few stores still open.

This dream is probably inspired by a mall near me that was remodeled some years ago. It's still a bustling place, but all my favorite stores are long-since gone, and the remodeling just sucked all the personality out of the mall, for me.

Oh my fucking GOD!!! I was fored to sit through Dead Man and Stranger Than Paradise.

I have NEVER been so bored in my entire fucking LIFE

edited 22nd Mar '12 2:39:17 PM by gingerninja666

There's nothing wrong with that.

Yeah, I guess he is pretty boring for a lot of people. Personally, I enjoy his stuff. Maybe you'd enjoy Ghost Dog it's not quite so slow as his other films and is very story driven though it still has themes of time out of synch and the old having to make way for the new.

edited 22nd Mar '12 2:41:22 PM by Drenius

@Syd: Funny thing, that. Shopping malls in my dreams tend to have tiling similar to older shopping complexes locally with all the tiny tiles as well as classic elements like old souvenir shops run by short little hardened wrinkly old WWII vets and crystal shops with beautiful geodes and crystal balls, yet they also tend to have other modern elements like fancy lifts and designer shops.

New "And That's How Equestria Was Made"

Oh, you're using THAT tone.

That condescending "I get it and you're too stupid to hence why you didn't like it" tone.

Does Ghost Dog have a good villain? No. Ok then

edited 22nd Mar '12 2:42:56 PM by gingerninja666

Here's◊ another of my attempts at using the pony generator. I actually have a buzz cut, but that doesn't seem to be an option here.

What? Ginger, I'm certainly sorry if that's how I came off. That was the furtherest thing from my mind, I swear. Hell I find some of his films mind-numbingly slow, like Mystery Train.

Sorry, paranoia