It’s just a style difference. I think both are cute. Adventure Ponies was supposed to have an Atari arcade style to it, so I think the left sprite fits more for it. Both I claim are done by “actual artists” who knew what they were doing when they both drew them and can be used for different purposes.
It makes me think of the difference between the original Lemmings animation and the one we actually got in the game. The first one is really stiff and static. The one on the right is much more flowing.
@HelementOfArmory
I don’t think you really understand how the drawing process works.
What separates people who can’t draw from those who can is the desire to draw and the willpower not to keep working even when you’re having difficulty.
I have no problems with how the sprites look in Adventure Ponies. Probably because I realize they’re supposed to look like the simplistic and crude sprites from Atari and not from the NES or beyond.
@HelementOfArmory
I don’t think the differences between right and left brain has been properly studied in the case of drawing. Since it’s still a field of science with new discoveries.
I don’t think you really understand how the drawing process works.
What separates people who can’t draw from those who can is the desire to draw and the willpower not to keep working even when you’re having difficulty.
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Although I would love to see some high quality 16 bit pony sprites.
I don’t think the differences between right and left brain has been properly studied in the case of drawing. Since it’s still a field of science with new discoveries.