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Sure, if there are any errors with this vector comparing to the screenshot, I'll agree. There's practically none.
My memory of pony proportions tell me that there's something off about this vector. If you were to compare the screenshot with other screenshots, you'll find a number of errors, so most of the mistakes here are actually not your fault.
The pose is also very unnatural if you look at the back legs. Looking at the episode again, I believe this particular Pinkie Pie was jumping up and down. It's also probably the reason why this pinkie pie has proportionally short legs skewing her head/height ratio as she was probably squished in order to exaggerate the bouncing motion. In most screenshots, you'll find mares to be 3 heads tall. I counted about 2.7-ish heads here. This pose was meant to be used as a frame for jumping up and down, not a standing pose which this pose was modified into. When ponies stand, they do not bend their back legs like this. If we want a weird pose that is extremely weird, I guess you pretty much accomplished your goal.
If you were to compare to other vectors such as these: [link]
and line the heads up...
[link]
It pretty much gets me what I thought. The head shape as shown by the transparent blue areas and the eye size is off according to the green lines.
Sure, ponies don't have proper anatomy and their proportions will keep changing from screen to screen, but to me, the proportions differ just enough to think it's off.
Overall, a perfectly good vector of a slightly off-model pinkie pie taken from a screenshot which was not meant to be 'taken out of context' and transformed into a standing pose. I dunno if people manage to catch some of the things I mentioned tnough.
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