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>>649
Ok so the head is better but still too small. The eyes are too small and too high, and the chin looks a little chubby near the neck so I would push that up. The part where the ear connects to the neck near is wrong; the line should go behind the ear not in front of the ear. Ear starts too high up also. The hind legs look like cylinders pretty much which isn't how the show design looks. The sketch of the hind leg to the right shows that it is basically a long cone shape that slightly curves. Butt's fore-cheek also goes all the way up to the tail, and the belly you drew that connects into the back hind leg looks weird. It should be round, following the circle you were supposed to draw as an underlay. It ends at about the same spot though.

It also doesn't look like you are properly construction your chest using two circles that are the same size. The butt isn't bigger than the chest unless you are going for extreme foreshortening which the show doesn't do. The front leg's shoulder should be on the chest and in front of it, not to the right side of it.

There's more I could say but you should really just do quicker sketches until you have the proportions and anatomy down, kind of like I'm doing in the redline.

>>808
Practicing different parts on the own isn't as good as doing them all together because the hard part is getting the correct proportions relative to different parts of anatomy. Just learn the system and perfect it. Two small overlapping circles for chest and one giant circle for head. Look at guides for leg anatomy (there are already basic joint and orientation guides in the threads that show proportions), although legs are easy enough to do by just observing references imo. There's also guides for height like how the pony is 3 heads high standing normally (at least that's what the guides say. I've never tested and not sure I'd trust a guide written by a brony but that's a minor detail). The only part I actually would recommend drawing on its own repeatedly for practice is the head. That's because the rest of the anatomy is based around the size of the head, and it takes the longest anyways.

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