I do both tbh. Never completely understood this pet-peeve.
Same with eyes over hair, given that it’s a small enough section of the hair covering the eyes since in real life hair is not chunky, it’s strand-y and ultimately see-through as a whole.
According to the artist this seems to reference what they did in the movie. Compare Twilight’s horn and bangs between these two pictures as an example:
Same with eyes over hair, given that it’s a small enough section of the hair covering the eyes since in real life hair is not chunky, it’s strand-y and ultimately see-through as a whole.
Said enough friend …said enough
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your current filter.To be fair you need a really high IQ to understand this kind of artistic concept.
but only those who know about art know it is technically wrong.
the same goes for eyes over hair.
look the hair around her horn
The mane on the left behaves like there’s no horn, the mane on the right splits around it.