...Reflections in Black and Pink may be slow and inconsistent, but it's not dead. Party Popper isn't going down that easily.

Like many things, writing is an off and on kind of thing for me. I've been getting back into the groove of it recently (with To Stand and Watch the Lake as a byproduct), and about a chapter and a half of Reflections' Canterlot arc have been written. They're longer chapters, too, so about three chapters by the standards of what's already there.

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Today, I was talking a little about Reflections in Black and Pink on Discord, and found out from a friend named Alex that there actually exists an official playset for babies called the "Playskool Friends Pinkie Pie Party Popper".

Thanks, Alex, it's horrifying.

That relatable feeling when you buy an expensive new outfit to blend into crowds better but your old hat is superglued to your head and your new hat and bodysuit are designed by one of the people you fear and resent most in the world but you have to wear them even though you’d rather burn them. (RiB&P ch. 7)

We’ve all been there, right?

I felt like trying my hoof at drawing something from Reflections in Black and Pink (seeing as all my previous, um, attempts at pony art have been for Dreamers and the Moon), and what better to begin with than Party Popper herself, as she appeared in the Saddle Row Review scene that started it all?

I'm not that good at drawing overall, but I think I do alright at the pixel level. Hope you like it!