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Posted on 2013-02-09 05:42:33 (Flag for deletion)

Hmm, one foreleg is longer than the other.

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Posted on 2013-02-09 05:41:05 (Flag for deletion)

Cloudkicker has a cutie mark showing up in her inner leg

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Posted on 2013-02-09 01:11:44 (Flag for deletion)

Slight perspective error with the placement and size of the mannequin. It's too small for how far it is, unless this particular mannequin for some reason is smaller than most mannequins Rarity has in possession.

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Posted on 2013-02-09 00:52:46 (Flag for deletion)

Top-right: a tree trunk appears cut off.

Bottom-left: a couple of elements are cut off from the bottom.

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Posted on 2013-02-09 00:47:58 (Flag for deletion)

400th post! ... and counting.

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Posted on 2013-02-09 00:38:55 (Flag for deletion)

Applebloom/applejack has pigtails :D

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Posted on 2013-02-09 00:36:45 (Flag for deletion)

They forgot to give Granny Smith her contacts.

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Posted on 2013-02-09 00:29:39 (Flag for deletion)

hmm... clouds overlap in a way that doesn't entirely make intuitive sense.

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Posted on 2013-02-09 00:13:33 (Flag for deletion)

I'm wondering if there ought to be a tag for pretty amazing perspectives like these. The composition of this, though it might not be the best frame for this scene, is just awesome. The diagonals, the curved horizon line, really conveys the chaos of this scene.

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Posted on 2013-02-09 00:02:20 (Flag for deletion)

Be aware that scootaloo's head is vertically squashed likely due to stretch-and-squash, and animator technique to add more life whenever something hits something else. In this case, Scootaloo slamming onto the ground.

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Posted on 2013-02-09 00:04:17 (Flag for deletion)

Actually, stretch-and-squash has more uses than just making hits and impacts more lifelike, but I'm certain that it can be used to exaggerate things in general. Nvm about that remark.

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Posted on 2013-02-08 23:53:05 (Flag for deletion)

Highlighting is likely wrong on the armchair. Highlights are stronger and smaller on smoother surfaces. Unless that armchair is made of leather or something then the highlights are suggesting that it's made of a material that isn't a fabric of sorts. The animators most likely added the highlights to give more precise form on the armchair, albiet at a cost of making it be made of an unintuitive material for its color.

Either way, be sure to use references to make sure your highlighting is correct for the given substance material.

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Posted on 2013-02-08 23:48:46 (Flag for deletion)

lol unintentionally implied waterfall due to how close that horizon line is.

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Posted on 2013-02-08 23:21:47 (Flag for deletion)

lol the somewhat obvious redundancy with the red-violet mushrooms once you look at it. Usually, the animators are careful to avoid excessive copy-pasting so that the same element appears at least twice. Doing so can create a feeling of fakeness when it starts being noticed.

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Posted on 2013-02-08 22:29:11 (Flag for deletion)

A fair amount of stretch and squash is applied to this tent. Refer to post #362 for a tent with the same design.


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