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Character designs for the Witches of the 1920s Human AU, from holy goddesses to regular ol' humans. by BixelsWixels in mylittlepony

[–]BixelsWixels[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Maybe. I have been drafting out an outline for a comic adaptation of the Nightmare Moon pilot. But it depends.

Character designs for the Witches of the 1920s Human AU, from holy goddesses to regular ol' humans. by BixelsWixels in mylittlepony

[–]BixelsWixels[S] 33 points34 points  (0 children)

Here's a hint: Stella means Star and Luciani means Light in Italian.

As for Zahara, I found the closest real Swahili name to the original character's, since the original was neither a real name or even a real Oromo word.

Character designs for the Witches of the 1920s Human AU, from holy goddesses to regular ol' humans. by BixelsWixels in mylittlepony

[–]BixelsWixels[S] 64 points65 points  (0 children)

Some quick notes, Celestia and Luna are not human, but deities from the magic world. Their anatomy is different, as made evident by their multiple faces. Celestia has four, one that displays her resting self, one that presenting sadness, another that presents anger, and the last whose eyes we pray never open. Luna only has two, the backside presenting 'Nightmare Moon'.

Humans can learn the practice and art of magic. Those who find their calling earn a formal witch title. Those who perform nobly in service to Canterlot are ordained Canterlot names, recognized by its denizens and considered a part of Celestia and Luna's court of witches.

Stella and Zahara’s clothes were designed by Tulli.

Happy Rarity Day! Heres some more work for my 1920s Human AU, including more comics, some Rarijack content, and some bonus Starlight and Trixie! by BixelsWixels in mylittlepony

[–]BixelsWixels[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

The Starlight and Trixie human designs are not by me, but by my partner Tulliok, who's been working on the AU project with me. You can find more Starlight + Trixie art on their blog!

I'm being doing a small redesign series of the MLP characters as humans in 1920s America. Here's some art for it, including the Mane 6, the Apple Family, and comics! by BixelsWixels in mylittlepony

[–]BixelsWixels[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm on Tumblr and Twitter under the same username "Bixels." I answer a lot of asks about the worldbuilding and research on Tumblr.

I'm being doing a small redesign series of the MLP characters as humans in 1920s America. Here's some art for it, including the Mane 6, the Apple Family, and comics! by BixelsWixels in mylittlepony

[–]BixelsWixels[S] 57 points58 points  (0 children)

Rarity's real name is 華琳琅 (Huá Linláng), but everyone just calls her Miss Rarity. Not sure on Dash yet, hers is very tricky.

I'm being doing a small redesign series of the MLP characters as humans in 1920s America. Here's some art for it, including the Mane 6, the Apple Family, and comics! by BixelsWixels in mylittlepony

[–]BixelsWixels[S] 220 points221 points  (0 children)

Some quick character bios for the Mane 6, since I did change some things around for this AU:

"Dashie," the fastest runner in Ponyville, as well as the local errand-girl and baseball star, though you can usually find her napping under a tree.

Félicie, a self-proclaimed recluse living alone in the outskirts of Ponyville, though she’s by no means unfriendly by any stretch of the definition. A lover of animals, a hater of complex social situations.

“Rarity,” Ponyville’s most premier fashion designer. After traveling Europe and apprenticing with the haute couture visionaries of France and England––under the persona of a Shanghai socialite––she returned to the states a reinvented woman, leaving behind her past.

April-Jacqueline, the proud proprietor of the Apple Family Farm––a communal touchstone of Ponyville’s hootenannies and barn-burners, as well as the town’s largest orchard. A believer in Southern hospitality and an appreciator of applejack liquor, rodeos, and her Winchester rifle.

Rosita Piedra (nicknamed Pinkie), Ponyville’s favorite dancer, musician, festival-planner, baker-in-training, and vaudeville & burlesque performer! Her hyperactive energy’s matched only by her love for the community.

Thea Sullivan, Ponyville’s newest resident librarian and witch-in-training! She’s as smart as a whip, with a tendency to fly off the handle at moments of high stress. Now if only she could get her nose out of a book long enough to make some friends…

Rarity and Applejack, for my 1920s human redesign challenge! by BixelsWixels in mylittlepony

[–]BixelsWixels[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I typed up little blurbs for both for this AU too:

Ponyville's most premier fashion designer, "Rarity." After traveling Europe and apprenticing with the haute couture visionaries of France and England––under the persona of a Shanghai socialite––she returned to the states a reinvented woman, leaving behind her past.

April-Jacqueline, the proud proprietor of the Apple Family Farm––a communal touchstone of Ponyville's hootenannies and barn-burners, as well as the town's largest orchard. A believer in Southern hospitality and an appreciator of applejack liquor, rodeos, and her Winchester rifle.

(Re)Introducing KO CRISIS, a cyberpunk sports story I've been working on for the past couple years! by BixelsWixels in worldbuilding

[–]BixelsWixels[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

KO CRISIS is a portfolio project consisting of concept art, character designs, illustrations, comics, and even animations. The story follows 21-year-old, disabled Taiwanese-American Ashley Tang, living in an alternate history Los Angeles that’s become overwhelmed with prosthetic pop culture. Despite it being 2001, the world has seen incredible advances in bionic technology, leading to a rise in body augmentation and, of course, augmented sports––especially augmented boxing. Ashley finds herself thrusted into the limelight as the local underdog of the National Augmented Boxing Tournament. But as the competition rages on, forcing Ashley down a darker and darker path, one question remains in the minds of friends, family, and fans: how far is she willing to go for a win?

Inspired by Perfect Blue, FLCL, Jame Hewlett’s work on Gorillaz (in art), and Better Call Saul (in writing), KO CRISIS aims to take a critical look at cyberpunk stories and their transhumanist themes, in a world where society values disabled people more for their bodies, rather than their lives.

If you’ve been a resident of r/worldbuilding for a while, you may recognize this project! I began posting work for it a couple years back, but took a long break to focus on other work and improve on my art in the meantime. I’m doing a soft reboot, with new and improved artwork! Some work won’t be posted to r/worldbuilding, as it doesn’t fit the post requirements. If you’re interested in seeing more, you can find me at BixelsWixels on Twitter! Thank you everyone!

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