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« Reply #8 on: 2023-08-18 13:17:53 » |
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No differentiating color between spit and snot either. Interesting choice.
Thank you so much for the kind words. I'm trying this to see how it goes. I've noticed on PSF when a few artist's try something different, some others give it a try too. I think the trend is pointing towards a white colored spray for mucus and spit for a little bit. Though I am sure some will stick to the traditional color differences between the two. PSF has such an interesting sub-culture of art and how we go-about styles. It's truly fascinating.
I guess a pleb like me (non artist, lol) wouldn't really know all the nuances going on, but I have noticed trends before. Such as how a handful of years ago, it was determined how to make a good pony nostril, and now all do it a similar way. There was also the sneeze cloud craze, and how RainySunshine had is own 'swoop and curls style.' I guess I have noticed some trends.
You're not a pleb, lol! But yes, those are some examples. Also the detailed spray with a transparent background that requires a dark background to view it all is SOLEY a PSF sneeze art community phenomena. You will not find it outside of here and I think it's truly one of the coolest things. I can't believe other communities don't do it. We're also the only that does transparent backgrounds, which organically grew from MLP vector drawings with transparent backgrounds. The Godfather of this transparent background and spray was MasterXtreme. Others were still doing white backgrounds but he did his own thing. Other artists like AnyPoneDrawn and ProPonyPal followed suit after him. Again, the history is fascinating.
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