Love it! Very cute

Thicc Thighs Save Lives.

In honesty, I think it's pretty good. I've seen people put TONS of detail into muscles, and it's cringe to me.
This knows how to limit it.

Definitely! Too much detail is not talked about enough

I like it. More cartoony style makes it very cute.

It's hard for me to give critique. I'm not really an artist and I am not sure in which ways this significantly varies from your normal style..? I can't think of anything to nitpick or that seems off; it looks excellent, like your other works.

Some of the best advice I’ve gotten was from non artists, so don’t ever feel afraid to critique my work, hun 💜💜💜

I like the overall art style. The eyes are not too large, but big enough to convey emotion and the mix of realistic and cartoony makes it look well-proportioned while also not approaching the uncanny valley.

My only critique would be with the pointed snout, but that’s about it. I would say it’d look perfect if the top of the snout was curved, even if it’s a shallow one.

Outside of that, I like this style the most, though the others aren’t bad either.

I want to get more of draft shape to the face, do you have any examples that do it well?

Not off the top of my head, no. Though, I would say that taking the time to study equine facial anatomy more wouldn’t hurt, especially the bone and muscular structure.

Outside of that, I really like this particular design over the other examples you shared today. I find the incorporation of smooth and angular features to be appealing, giving it a sense of realism while maintaining a cartoon style.

The eyes are a little big.

Agreed. I need to proportion them better

The way you drew the eyes before were perfect.

Could you link it?

https://www.furaffinity.net/view/43443941/

That’s my realistic style, but I’ll see if smaller eyes can work on this ome

You art really cheers me up ,last night my friend burnt up in a raging inferno I couldn't do anything about

Contact a loved one as soon as you can hun. I’ve lost loved ones and the one thing I regret never doing, is simply talking about it. At the time I put it behind me and focused on my work, but it slowly started to consume me. I never got back to “normal” until I finally talked about it. It being, how confused I was, what they meant to me, how lonely I felt. It didn’t solve my problems but it allowed me to morn and move on, but better yet, to smile when I though of them.

If you can’t think of anyone I can try to find a support group 💜

thx our family is extremely close knit

I'd suggest more line width variance. It looks like ~ 80% of the lines have the same width settings, making them... homogeneous. (The lacing on the bra, the tiny details on the stomach, and the eyes look overtly different.) While this provides a consistent aesthetic for the form, and allows the eyes to be striking in their variance, it also denies the ability to imply information or control detail through line weight.

The consistency of the palette is notable; the exceptions - especially the eyes - immediately demand attention. The texture patterning on the clothing isn't as riveting in comparison, but draws attention nonetheless.

Obviously, she's gorgeous. Well-built but not overdetailed in musculature; I agree with watcher12 on the controlled muscle detail.

Ante-finally, the mix of gradients, cel-shading-esque shadows, and colored linework make a delightful style.

Finally: Keep up the good work, regardless of how you do it in the future, and here's an implied grain of salt (or forty-two) to go with my opinion.

I’ll definitely be working on the line work variance 💜💜💜

Adorable

She adoptable?