Here’s one thought - how hard it is not to draw a complete anatomy
And here is another thought - how easy it is not to try.
And one more obvious thought - if the artist does not try, it’s immediately obvious, because you want to leave and do not watch this art anymore. And no one is to blame except as an artist. Even if the art looks fantastic, but terribly boring - the audience will disperse.

And probably the sad thought of modern times - the artist is losing the line between making art for self and making art for the audience. After all, the better the artist draws, the more it is for sale, so that the audience does not disperse. So … where is the artist here? In perfect anatomy skill?

But actually I wanted to say that now I take a short break over the work on the comic FF. Better I’ll take it now than later, because from the next page of the comic begins the Fluttershy’s Arch, containing Dialogs. If someone else hasn’t noticed yet - English is not my first language. So I want to bring my good writer here to help your nerves. It can make my script readable. Not for free of course from my part. So that I don’t spend her salary in vain - I must arrange the script as expected. And I still have problems - it’s right to describe the Arch of Twilight and the other characters correctly. I need to prepare this for the writer on the dialogues and only after that I can make the next page.

It doesn’t look so difficult, but it will require me to read more books in near future and time to write the script. I already have Arch of Fluttershy entirely on the draft. It will be … informative. And Twilight’s Arch. It will be informative .. and creepy.
So yeah, enjoy yourself when I’m trying to give you something while I don’t have anything yet)) It’s ok, I’m just working on a comic’s first steps.. It will not be another garbage, though. What in the world we all lack now. Take entire Youtube for example.