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Wow, if I didn't know better I would have thought it was a picture
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Your very welcome! It's amazing!!
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Hours and hours and hours.
These drawings take me forever
and I rarely have any hair left on
my head by the time they're finished.
Thanks.
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It certainly pays off! No problem
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Thanks very much. She was a fine mare in her day.
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you are immensely welcome
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great detail and contrast and I love how dark your shadows are
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Thanks Lijah. I like the darks as you know, hard to go
wrong with just a big black space.
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yes well you did well with it. very dark and even. also, this drawing is a great example for me of how to draw grass.
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oh. grass...seems so simple until you have a field of it to draw.
but really the process is surprisingly similar to drawing fur.
just finding the dark places between the light places.
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that's a good way to look at it. I've struggled with it and just need to practice more.
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Yep, nothing beats practice and there's nothing
like a square foot of rendering pasture to give you practice.
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ya that's exactly what I need to do and maybe one day I will even do it!
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ya perhaps this winter
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This is an exceptional drawing, and I'll tell you why I think so. The background is interesting and unusual for a horse drawing, and you didn't hide the flaw of the horse- a lot of people would have filled out the flesh around the ribs. Secondly, the horse is walking but there is still determination on that horse's face that tells you they are moving with a purpose. At the walk, this horse looks quite elegant. I love the contrast between shades, especially the grass to the background and the markings on the horse itself. Beautiful.
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Thanks so much, a lovely and thoughtful/thought-provoking comment.
I like the challenge of backgrounds and the opportunity to explore
more variety of form, light and texture they potentially provide.
Sometimes get in over my head with them though...I remember thinking
a field of grass should be easy....
this is a drawing of my old mare before she was an old mare. For me I
don't care to idealize subjects in my work. I like the images to feel familiar,
what we see when we look out our windows or walk into the field every day.
Thanks again, I very much appreciate your time and interesting remarks.
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You're very welcome
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amazing work! The details and the background are just great!
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thank you, much appreciate.
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Beautiful drawing, the detail is incredible. It looks so realistic I almost thought it was a photograph.
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The detail and shading is superb. Beautiful work
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thank you very much.
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I am impressed with the detail and the shading. Perfect.
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Thank you, she's a dear old girl, I still have
her but she's blind and 20 years older now.
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Many of my drawings take well over 40 hours, yes. Thanks again.
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Thank you. My mare after a very deep snowstorm.
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You have horse! Lucky you! I am so jealous
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I have an old blind mare (this one in the drawing, only she was much younger and could still see then) and an old Morgan gelding and a not-as-old little Arabian.
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I imagine that you live in beautiful village, and you are riding your horses every morning. So lucky!
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well I live in a very pretty place, more rural than a village,
but I haven't ridden for weeks, it's been winter and I'm not a winter rider. Riding season starts any time now though.
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one of the most beautiful and realistic drawings of a horse, ive ever seen! wonderful job, keep up the good work!
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thank you, I'm honored you think so.
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ItΒ΄s very realistic, I thought it was a photo O.O
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