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I've come back after a 2 year hiatus and I've gone from lower T3 trash to something that is not lower T3 trash. I don't have a whole ton of recent pieces but I just made & sold this- I ended up having to alter most of the mane and tail.   |
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This was my first ever attempt to completely redraw the name and tail. I ended up changing the left ear too  |
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do you have any other examples? it's pretty hard to base off of one piece, there has to be consistency :) |
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I have done another since, and my stable set is also my own work, though it took me only like 15 minutes 😂 |
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The End said:
do you have any other examples? it's pretty hard to base off of one piece, there has to be consistency :)
As of right now I now have three examples plus my stable set :) |
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I want to say high teir 2 |
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Westhaven Paints said:
I want to say high teir 2
That does not seem accurate to me lol, I do not quite have the skills |
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The first I'd say T2, and then the second looks closer to T3- mainly for the hair and the legs. The key with picking a tier is how consistent you feel, and how confident you feel. You definitely need to remember that the higher the Tier you place yourself in, the more people will expect from you. So if you feel iffy on things like white markings, hair, grounding, shadows, etc., then it's okay to practice before picking a temporary home. :) |
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Versailles said:
The first I'd say T2, and then the second looks closer to T3- mainly for the hair and the legs. The key with picking a tier is how consistent you feel, and how confident you feel. You definitely need to remember that the higher the Tier you place yourself in, the more people will expect from you. So if you feel iffy on things like white markings, hair, grounding, shadows, etc., then it's okay to practice before picking a temporary home. :)
That makes sense. Would you say upper T3? |
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TenaciTea said:
Versailles said:
The first I'd say T2, and then the second looks closer to T3- mainly for the hair and the legs. The key with picking a tier is how consistent you feel, and how confident you feel. You definitely need to remember that the higher the Tier you place yourself in, the more people will expect from you. So if you feel iffy on things like white markings, hair, grounding, shadows, etc., then it's okay to practice before picking a temporary home. :)
That makes sense. Would you say upper T3?
Somewhere around there, either lower 2 or upper 3. Just depends on where you feel more comfortable with your capabilities <3 |
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