The Ponyville Rag has now been fully published. And this is when I feel that odd mix of satisfaction and melancholy that artists often feel.

Satisfaction, because the job has been successfully completed, everything worked out, and we have fulfilled our artistic desire... but melancholy because, well, the end of a story is always a goodbye. Author and characters part ways, after having lived together for quite a while.

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So, this "Ponyville Rag", huh? Things are getting serious for our Dainty Tunes. Imagine, one day, you're just a silly throwaway gag, and, now, you start forming a band, and you might even dare say you're finding a purpose for your life. Is this really happening? Isn't it amazing how music can bring ponies together, especially ponies who'd hardly have a reason to meet otherwise?

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When I was just turning 15, I received a real treasure.

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So, I've just published the next part in the ever unfolding story of Dainty Tunes. This story was written shortly after Pinkie and Her Bane, about two years ago, and it happened because I really started to feel sorry for Dainty. I literally created him for a one-off gag, but it kinda hit me that, if the character were real, that would bring him down.

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It seems I might've joined the party a little too late, but then again, this is a bit of a trend as far as I'm concerned.

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