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I drew this picture for the folks at Brony Scot, as one of the rewards for those who purchased the most expensive tickets of the convention, appropriately named Nessie Treasure Trove Tickets.

Here you can see Nessie, the mascot of Brony Scot, brandishing a cutlass and showing of her wealthy booty. You can read this line as many times as you please, your mind will still go into the gutter XD I love pirates, actually. They are one of my favorite things in the world, and I can't really put my finger on why. So, as you can imagine, I really enjoyed drawing this picture. The jacket, the hat, the jewelry, the bandana, that treasure chest. I was really happy with the result of this picture and it cheers me up to finally share it with all of you.

There was also an A3 sized print of this that went to the charity auction and ended up selling for £50, which is really cool! And then, to make things better, the generous fellow who got the print asked me to sign it. Overall, doing this picture was a great experience, and I hope it can happen again in the future.

Also, as a little piece of trivia, Nessie is a unicorn (since Scotland's national animal is the unicorn) but her mane is so bushy, puffy and curly that you can't see her horn.

Art by James Corck.

Description
I drew this picture for the folks at Brony Scot, as one of the rewards for those who purchased the most expensive tickets of the convention, appropriately named Nessie Treasure Trove Tickets.

Here you can see Nessie, the mascot of Brony Scot, brandishing a cutlass and showing of her wealthy booty. You can read this line as many times as you please, your mind will still go into the gutter XD I love pirates, actually. They are one of my favorite things in the world, and I can't really put my finger on why. So, as you can imagine, I really enjoyed drawing this picture. The jacket, the hat, the jewelry, the bandana, that treasure chest. I was really happy with the result of this picture and it cheers me up to finally share it with all of you.

There was also an A3 sized print of this that went to the charity auction and ended up selling for £50, which is really cool! And then, to make things better, the generous fellow who got the print asked me to sign it. Overall, doing this picture was a great experience, and I hope it can happen again in the future.

Also, as a little piece of trivia, Nessie is a unicorn (since Scotland's national animal is the unicorn) but her mane is so bushy, puffy and curly that you can't see her horn.

Art by James Corck.