Vision: again, great. You captured emotion really well here. I rate more on how well you conveyed your vision to the audience, if that makes sense.
Originality: again, very unique (referring to my last critique). Awesome concept overall.
Technique: Very nice, simple style. However, it seemed a tad bit sloppier than the first comic. Speech bubble outlines were the most notable. Backgrounds a bit bland. Still very good. 11th panel: The sisters' expressions are a little off. (I am comparing it to near-perfection in your other panels, though.) 12th panel: Perspective is a bit off. If Tia's chest is that much bigger than her flank, it would indicate a POV wherein Discord would be smaller in the background. In panel 13, I personally would have diminished older Celestia's opacity. Oh wait, no I wouldn't have; because I can't draw The only thing that really bothers me is Discord's eyes. They look dull. Oh, and the fringe on the coats still looks weird. And in the 10th panel you didn't draw Discord's horns. DON'T TRY TO HIDE BEHIND TEXT BUBBLES
Impact: Gripping and awesome. Loved the humor in the first four panels. Awesome moral incorporation.
Overall: This part of the series is what carried the first part. This is the reason I rated part one so highly. Here lies emotion and punch of your interesting storyline. Onward to part 3!
The moral of this strip of comics is pretty good. It makes sense that Fausticorn would create a dream to teach Celestia an important lesson about leadership, but I do wonder why Luna is exempt from it. Since she is technically a princess too, wouldn't she be in charge if something ever happened to Celestia?
Dream telling us its a dream kind of spoils the ending a little bit, since we know that Discord isn't really making trouble he's just trying to force the right response out of Celestia. Now if we didn't find that out until near the end of the strip... it would have made a better twist
You may be right about everything here. About that thing with Dream telling so soon about whole thing. I was afraid that people will start telling that I somehow dont like Tia and I want to see her suffering. So I done it earlier to show that i do not intend to "hurt" Tia. I know it should be later in comic but... And this thing with Celestia And Luna. Im looking at MLP show and there Celestia is alone as ruler of Equestria for 1000 years( so she had to be somehow ready for such responsibility). Luna dont have such opportunity to show us what princess she is.
As a general rule I don't comment on a comic strip or chapter of a story until I have read the whole thing, and I believe it is okay for you as the writer to expect the same of your readers. In order for there to be a good story some characters have to suffer so those that gather from this that you are trying to hurt Celestia because you don't like her would be in the minority.
I once read a very well drawn comic strip done by a guy who hated a certain character that I loved. Needless to say she didn't exactly get the sendoff she deserved (imagine Luna being eaten by an Ursa Major or Dragon in the first three frames >_<)
Originality: again, very unique (referring to my last critique). Awesome concept overall.
Technique: Very nice, simple style. However, it seemed a tad bit sloppier than the first comic. Speech bubble outlines were the most notable. Backgrounds a bit bland. Still very good.
11th panel: The sisters' expressions are a little off. (I am comparing it to near-perfection in your other panels, though.)
12th panel: Perspective is a bit off. If Tia's chest is that much bigger than her flank, it would indicate a POV wherein Discord would be smaller in the background.
In panel 13, I personally would have diminished older Celestia's opacity. Oh wait, no I wouldn't have; because I can't draw
The only thing that really bothers me is Discord's eyes. They look dull.
Oh, and the fringe on the coats still looks weird.
And in the 10th panel you didn't draw Discord's horns. DON'T TRY TO HIDE BEHIND TEXT BUBBLES
Impact: Gripping and awesome. Loved the humor in the first four panels. Awesome moral incorporation.
Overall: This part of the series is what carried the first part. This is the reason I rated part one so highly. Here lies emotion and punch of your interesting storyline.
Onward to part 3!
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