I am the artist of this pic, ProRaindancer, just under a different username.

As a Raindancer, each time I try to use a scanner, the waters that my dances create wash it away. As a result, I take pictures of my drawings with my phone.

This is the first time in a while I’ve actually drawn real ponies. This site likes to take any and all pony drawings and place them up there till the end of time. To boost their user stats, mostly. I don’t have a problem with it, but it does mean that everybody can see my embarrassing first attempts of drawing ponies on a whiteboard.

This is Trixie and Starlight tickling Trixie and Starlight. I believe that these are the first EqG Starlight Glimmer tickles, which is a pointless title that I hold onto dearly. They just came out with a Starlight Glimmer EqG design, which is convenient when you happen to, at the same time, be drawing a picture with EqG style Starlight. I love these two as a pairing. Trixie’s my favorite and her friendship with Starlight is wonderful and well-utilized. Nothing says friendship like tickling human versions of each other. I like to think the reactions are accurate- Trixie easily breaks down under pressure, and tickling is no different. Starlight can endure, but the tickly yarn weaving between and around her toes and the tines of the forks grazing her arches, it’s only a matter of time before she breaks down as well.

Yeah, it’s sorta lazy to just have a pic where I only draw the head and feet of the characters and get away with calling it a day, but that just made it more fun to draw. I might have messed up Starlight’s hair and as I said, there is no single color for Trixie’s palette, so you have to experiment a bit. Coloring was surprisingly tedious for such a simple drawing, so I hope at least one or two of you enjoy this one.

Starlight Glimmer and Trixie belong to Hasbro.