Hello Minus. I am truly sorry it took me 2 years to even read this comment. This account has been abandoned. All contents you see here are no longer associated as a project. The friend’s forever drawings you find are “rip-offs of My little pony.” A studio named by WishboneMakerStudios owned the rights and soon got shut down in 2020. If you are interested in seeing content related to Wishbone check out League of Kismets, link below. The project is still in development. No, this content has nothing to do with My Little Pony. But as the creator of this account, It would be helpful to check this or see if it’s possible to shut it down. But thank you for the advice. I appreciate the perspective. I’m always happy to read feedback to help make improvements.

You’re making an obvious ripoff that you think should go on to become it’s own animation? This is adorable. Takes me back a few years to when I was certain my bad ideas would become amazing animations. But the design isn’t good. And you can’t draw the same head to an accurate shape more than once. And then there’s the irony of drawing expressions and then putting little symbols next to each one to say which face is which. If the expressions were good, you wouldn’t need to tell anyone what each face is. The entire point is for them to be self explanatory. Remove those symbols and several of those expressions like the same. So that needs work. Also I think that’s a sign of the failure of the design. The character needs to look more expressive. And look at ALLL that space on the face where nothing is going on. You could try making the eyes bigger, use up more of that head. Thta’s what MLP did and it got very expressive faces as a result. Being realistic is less important than having a clear design.
 
And for both animation, and your own sake, you are going to want a more simple character design. One where the front legs arent much shorter than the back. You’re not a bad artist, but it really does look like you’re skipping a bunch of steps. Drawing well means nothing when you can’t keep things in proportion. You need to start doing sketches first measuring out the area and where things will go. The skeleton, with all the circles. That artist thing you know. Does that even have a name? It’s just ‘sketching’ to most. That is something I never did because I didn’t get what it was about. I was never taight to draw. So I got stuck being a bad artist for a long time, until someone finally explained it to me. And now I’m an average artist! Big upgrade! I still suck at angles though, and have no idea what the artist trick for that is yet. And to think, I did 2 years at art college. Not gonna find art teachers there I guess. The people who taught me were right here, so I’d ask around here for help. Look up drawing tutorials and maybe check out some speed draws. If you want to become an animator, then you gotta really go for it. It’s the hardest kind of artist you can be. I would know. I gave up becoming one. It’s not something I think you can become with determination alone… Oh but I guess you never said you’d be animating it yourself. So maybe I’m getting ahead of myself.
 
Also remember to save all your work. If you do ever become a big shot animator, people will go crazy wanting to see your old stuff. Plus it can be something to look back on and laugh about.