Apple Bloom's Cutie Mark

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The cutie marks of Apple Bloom, Sweetie Belle and Scootaloo share a common base, a shield divided per pale hot pink, greyish pink and red from tail to head; these are the first four lines in each of my SVG files for them. The difference is in the two shapes in each of the shields' centres, encoded in the last two lines. Since the reference I used showed those shields head-on and at a high resolution – "golden", in my personal parlance – I could just place each raster sub-image beneath a shield template and trace the two shapes specific to each crusader.

SVG | Reference image