Would You Like Marshmallow?

Thanks for the hot chocolate, it's awfully cold today.
Quite my dear, but I'm afraid the it is not finished yet.
What more would we need for the perfect beverage?
Would you like marshmallow with your chocolate?

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Rarity is best marshmallow. Use caution with the best marshmallow.

I really love how this one turned out. Not just the progress in coloring, but also the pose and pony squish is sort of an imitation of CaptainPudgeMuffin (y'all should check their art)

Wow, half way through these Christmas days. Fortunately I've gotten a routine to complete these on time. Unfortunately, this routine is hazardous for my health and I am not at all relaxing--like I probably should. Oh well, half way.
On a similar note, the weather in Texas is finally getting back to cold weather; now it's around the low 10 C. We had really cold weather earlier this month, but for some reason it became very hot around Christmas time. It was quite difficult working on these pieces while trying to beat the heat and keeping my laptop cool enough to avoid crashing. Glad it's cold again, I love the cold; _{now I just need some hot chocolate :3}

Requested by Simby-Pika
OC Flashy from them.
Rarity from Hasbro

   Twelve day of Christmas 2016  
First Day: Merry Christmas!
Second Day: Holiday Games
Third Day: One More Present
Fourth Day: Ready to Race
Fifth Day: Gradient Breeze
Sixth Day: Noty Serdtsa
Seventh Day: Would You Like Marshmallow?
Eight Day: Night's Kiss
Ninth Day: Hard Paint
Tenth Day: Northern Lights
Eleventh Day: Paradox Nebula
Twelve Day: Year of 2016

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Featured in Equestria Daily's Drawfriend #2125. Huzzah!
Fun Fact: The use of the word "marshmallow" as a description for ponies was uncommon for its potentially slanderous connotation. It was only after the Great Chocolate Renaissance did the term become popular with a sexual second meaning. Pony historians argue with how such a definition could have even arisen, but many accept the well-established "meme theory." Opponents argue for the alternative "smores theory"; however, this rationale has not been taken kindly by the scientific community, often being cited as "too vulgar."