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Shield code on Apple Bloom's page; to get left-facing (head-tail) version swap bf5d93 and f5415f there instead of flipping the cutie markI orient all my cutie marks to be correct if the pony is facing
right, rather than left as is usually done in the show, barring a few historical exceptions listed out
here. At first I thought the quaver was reversed between Sweetie Belle's flanks, but when this was uploaded to Derpibooru it was pointed out otherwise: the quaver stays in its natural orientation regardless of side (the first example of what I call a
Paraguayan cutie mark, different between the left and right sides like Paraguay's flag). Accordingly, the procedure for obtaining the left-oriented version is explained above.
This is the only one of my three CMC cutie mark vectors that uses a coordinate with more than one decimal place (in bold above), because the right edge of the quaver's beam has a smooth node at its bottom and is not perfectly vertical – it goes left 0.1 pixels and down 5.7 pixels, which made me think of the
One57 skyscraper in New York City.
SVG (
left-facing, head-tail oriented version) |
Reference image