The Main Exhibit

"This drawing, of Rainribbon dancing with Drummer, was created for a contest held by Locket, whose page you can visit by clicking on her name. It was designed to accompany a story, which you can read by going here. The image was originally supposed to be made into an animated gif, but since Rainribbon didn't have the time, it was left in its original, plain, boring form. Amazingly, the story and picture was one of the three fifth runners up in the contest! Thanks Locket!"

"Above is a sketch inspired by the commonly asked question as to whether one would imagine an MOC or MIB pony suffocating on the card or in the bag or box. In this picture, brand new Baby Stockings, who has managed to escape from her bag by ramming her pointy ears into the side, sheds tears of grief and happiness. Baby Stockings is grieving because her friend Spring Song was obviously less fortunate than she, and didn't make it out of the card, and Baby Stockings is at the same time ecstatic at having made it out. Hence, the pensive look on the baby pony's face as she hurries off to join her loose pony friends on another shelf. The drawing was not colored in because it was so small that coloring it could have ruined the entire sketch. The actual piece is about 30% smaller than the scan above, and the detail is tiny. The card detail is accurate, with all text there, but it is nearly impossible to read in the scan. The only left out element of the drawing is the ad pamphlet that came with Spring Song, which made the image too busy and cluttered when it was drawn in, as well as one of the little groups of flowers (all but this one are drawn in) that appears on the box between the rainbow and the text bubble."

"This is Baby Dibbles, drawn for the binder cover of the stationary set made for Baby Dibbles for a Secret Santa gift exchange in winter 2000."

"This Baby Dibbles and ducky were used on the letterheads and envelopes given to Baby Dibbles in the Secret Santa winter 2000 gift exchange.  Dibbles went on one side of the address and the ducky on the other."

"Here is a custom pony sketched for Kit for her personal stationary.  Although this really belongs in the custom ponies section of Rainribbon's website, it seemed to fit in here better."