Training Ponys

[Oldymen54]

Something is sluggish on the branch, which is strange, given the richness of the topic. Let's revive, first a little classics. The great Benson and his pony girls farm.

 

[Oldymen54]

Also a classic. The training method from "Pony" by Nilssen

 

[Oldymen54]

Artist Bacchus

 

[Harders]

A real pic from our meeting 2022. Next will be 21.7.23

 

[Oldymen54]

Artist 3dtox

 

[Oldymen54]

Artist Col. Kink

 

[Oldymen54]

Ben Newman. Famous English illustrator. He worked as an artist at Rebellion, and previously worked at Aku Radical Design, mainly on the TimeSplitters series. These are his works from the series "pony girls".

 

[Oldymen54]

Artist Darkjeanette (2004)

 

[Oldymen54]

Artist Lerra22

 

[Oldymen54]

Artist Delasilverado

 

[Hugin&Munin]

A ponygirl in training

 

[Oldymen54]

Artist Susanj

 

[Oldymen54]

Artist Montycrusto

 

[Oldymen54]

Aetist O-M-L

 

[Hugin&Munin]

and here are my next ponygirls.

 

[PonyDrawer81]

and here are my next ponygirls.
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I think I recognize #3 as Tracey Hilton. Good call on the bell clover clamps for bumpy outdoor draft work. I can imagine her reaction once they're taken off after a good long while.

 

[Oldymen54]

A little mystery. Will anyone be able to identify the most famous author from the works of twenty years ago? Hint: now he works in 3D, but he has remained faithful to the "Roman" theme. The answer is tomorrow. Good day and good mood to all.

 

[PonyDrawer81]

A little mystery. Will anyone be able to identify the most famous author from the works of twenty years ago? Hint: now he works in 3D, but he has remained faithful to the "Roman" theme. The answer is tomorrow. Good day and good mood to all.

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You're not going to believe it, but this artist went by the name "Snoopy". I figured if anyone had pony art that old, it'd be SirJeff's Ponygirls. http://sirjeff.mechanicalmischief.com/gp/pictures/snoopy/snoopy.html#z1

 

[Naraku]

You're not going to believe it, but this artist went by the name "Snoopy". I figured if anyone had pony art that old, it'd be SirJeff's Ponygirls. http://sirjeff.mechanicalmischief.com/gp/pictures/snoopy/snoopy.html#z1

Snoopy? Augh!

Way to ruin a person's childhood.

 

[Oldymen54]

You're not going to believe it, but this artist went by the name "Snoopy". I figured if anyone had pony art that old, it'd be SirJeff's Ponygirls. http://sirjeff.mechanicalmischief.com/gp/pictures/snoopy/snoopy.html#z1

You're doing great! I didn't think anyone would almost guess. These are the early works of Benitezdk. Look, later he signed some of his works with the same letter "S " in the lower right corner. And others are signed with the old nickname "Snoopy". By the way, at one time he exhibited on Deviantart as lillestyggeulv