#ungg

okay but actually wait now that i think about it humans are blessed because the shape of the human jaws is actually so hot actually omg

pleast just bite me

The princesses have new designs again!

Base by Me

Admittedly, Cadence's design took longer than I thought it would. I didn't want her to have the same hairstyle as before, and I wanted it to be unique.

Anyway, headcanons!

- Celestia, or Celestial Dawn, is 2,243 years old, and her appearance is akin to someone in her 40's. - Her mane is naturally very curly. It floats in the shape of a cloud with a small gathering like a dread at the end. It shifts shape every day, and the colors change depending on how sunny or stormy it is. - Her flight, while it is fantastic due to spending a good 2200 years flying, isn't her strong suit. Born a unicorn, her specialty is Magic. - Her ivory horn is very long, and will chip at the tip quite often. When it does, she often gives it to a jeweler who needs some financial aid. Each piece of jewelry that incorporates a piece of her horn is practically priceless. - Celestia was born at first sun's light on a Summer Solstice.

- Luna, or Selena Lunaris, is 2,241 years old, and her appearance is akin to someone in their late 20's due to her time as Nightmare Moon preventing her from aging. - Luna's mane is regular hair at the front, but the back of her mane and her tail have transformed into a strange space-like void. It is tangible and acts just like hair, but viewing it from different angles is like looking into a pitch black hole. It's one of Equestria's greatest questions. - Luna isn't nearly as good at magic as Celestia or other unicorns. She has enough magic to manipulate the moon and dreams, and has enough control, but her magic is considered average if not weak. - Luna was born a Bat Pony, a secluded race of ponies that aren't spoken about in the old stories. They were often viewed as brutish and even violent, and didn't have anything to contribute to the Earth/Unicorn/Pegasus triad. - Luna was born at first moon's light on a Winter Solstice.