Cutie Mark Designs: Inkwell Prose and Play Wright

    Ok, so I have recently taken up the task of designing Cutie Marks for people who ask. Here are my first Two.

    All you need to do, is ask me to design one for you. If I say yes, you'll need to give me or OC's special Talent and a little bit about his/her personality. Also, any special conditions that might affect the appearance of the cutie mark.

EX: My OC is a pegasus named Moonshy Art. He is a painter, but more than that. He paints different kind's of pictures in accordance with the different phases of the Moon.

    A picture of your Pony would also help, that way I can insure that the colors on your character don't clash with the cutie mark colors. (when colors clash, it typically looks unappealing)

    Anyways. Let me tell you what these cutie marks represent.

    Play Wright: She is an actress (represented by drama masks) who dabbles a bit in poetry, prose, and scriptwriteing. (represented by the paper) She is very happy and social most times and she loves to tell jokes. (represented in that the happy/comedy mask is bigger than the sad/tragedy one.) However, her jokes can sometimes come across as mean or rude. (represented in the color of the ribbon. Red is often times a color of aggression, anger, and vulgarity)

    Inkwell Prose: He is a very social writer of prose fiction. (represented in the inkwell, quill, and roll of parchment) Like his sister, he is happy and social most of the time and comes across as charming occasionally. (represented in the gold part of the ribbon, and the smile in-crested in it.) He is a long term thinker, and has a calm mindset. (represented in the color of the ribbon itself. Blue is often representative of that sort of behavior)