This is a amazing peace color wise, very well drawn and very sharp. The expressions that are used here are really expressive and bring them to life here but the shadows kinda give it this kinda late in the day or early in the morning vibe but it also seems a little dark.

I gave you a four for your vision based off the fact that you used the expressions in a bouncy way that brought them and your peace to life as a whole.

Unfortunately i had to give you a 2.5 for your originality souly on the fact that it's fan art but i gave you that extra a little bit more just because it's looks like you took it and made it your own....i like that :3

Your technique was flawless the only thing that kinda bothers me is the fact that Rainbow Dash and Pinky Pie kinda make the rest of the peace look kinda flat like where rainbow dash is sitting there should be a darker shadow being cast down from the windowsill and rainbow dash

The overall impact from this peace was awesome just because of the color and and expression are very well excited and makes me really like this as a whole.

Nice work though and this was pleasing to my eye sockets

Overall, this artwork is very well done. You have a fantastic style to your art, and your attention to detail in lighting is outstanding.

Vision received a 4 for a couple of reasons. You don't have to be an art major to know that Dashie looks happy to have her stuffed animal, and Pinkie's existence in the artwork suggests that she was the creator, which begs a few questions as to the origin of the story and how we got to this moment. However, the picture seems pretty simple; it lacks a bit of depth. Essentially, this is a great-looking drawing, but it doesn't really support a stable story in my imagination.

Originality: I love the idea of Dashie having a stuffed animal version of herself, but the stuffed animal concept seems ripped from Twilight's Smarty Pants. Your rendition of the doll to be from Pinkie and made into a little Rainbow Dash gave you your 3, but the concept itself has been used before. Overall, the picture is original, but only just.

Technique: Where's the beef? Here it is. Technique is my favorite part of critiquing [and generally it's where the real meat of the critique is], because I'm a bit of a stickler for attention to detail and lighting: the more there is, the higher the score. However, detail and lighting aren't the only things I grade this section on; it's also on how well you capture their emotions. Few people realize how difficult it is to capture emotion; anyone can make a smile, but only great artists can make a truly happy character. You've created a very happy character in Rainbow Dash here; not quite perfect, but you can almost feel the happiness in her eyes. Your specific lighting techniques are astoundingly impressive in that they can afford to be less detailed, and still somehow give off so much meaning to the artwork; everything's glowing. One thing I'd improve on in particular, however, is Pinkie's hair and facial features. I was nearly done with a first draft of this critique and had to start over because I realized that the pink hair wasn't another blowing curtain; it was Pinkie. The style you created her hair in seems far too similar to the curtains in the background. The last thing I'd improve on is to make her nose look a bit different; the nose you've given her doesn't really make her look like a pony. I can't quite put my finger on what it's missing, but there's something about that perspective that makes the nose look less like a pony. Aside from Pinkie's hair and nose, though, everything looks spot on. Very, very great work on your technique.

Impact: I don't generally enjoy grading on impact because there's not really much of a way to go into detail about the description; did it resonate with me or did it not? You got a 3.5, because while this isn't the greatest pony image I've ever set my eyes on, it was adorable, and I like PinkieDash all the more because of it.

One more quick thing: I'm a sucker for high-res. If you can post these fantastic artworks in higher resolutions, I'd be ever so grateful.

Great job, man.