| 9 Jan 2005 |  Allyson M. Diederich | I disagree. I think the anatomy is fabulous, he's just fuzzy and the only reason the whirl looks weird is because its a tad lighter and the hairs dont flow so it looks like a bald patch around it...a little blending would fix that in a jiffy. Also horses ridden at liberty is very practical, you just don't see it these days because it is rare for people to actually develop trusting relationships with their horses. I ride my at liberty in full control. fantastic art  i love the horse's expression.   Amelie Karin Christina Lind replies: "Thanks a lot! Your comment made me very happy. I love horses and riding, but I don't have a horse myself and only ride once a week. I would be wonderful to be able to ride a horse at liberty and to have a truly trusting relationship with it. I wish you and you horse a long and happy time together. Thank you again!" | |
| 9 Jan 2005 |  Lelurien F. Drachen | Cute. I like the little brownie. Your horse is fairly good, but you do need to work on the anatomy a little more, maybe by looking at photos of horses. Also, the swirl of fur near the haunch needs work. Now for practicality - How come the horse has no saddle or bridle? It'd be difficult to make him go the right way or stop unless the person is a really good rider. Anyways, enough criticism. This is a very cute picture, and I like your coloring style alot. The sky is great, too.  Amelie Karin Christina Lind replies: "I know, one could always work a bit more on the anatomy. I didn't look at any photos when I made the pic, but I'm not totally unknowing about horse anatomy, since I started horse-riding six years ago and still ride. I agree with you about the swirl, it's probably the part of the pic I like the least. As for the saddle and the bridle, I know it might be hard to controll the horse without a bridle (but honlesty not without a saddle). But he's just sitting there on the horse, who is standing still, and with a kind and calm horse anyone could do that. Anyway, it's not impossible to really ride a horse without both sadle and bridle, either. Thank you for your comment and your compliments!" | |
| 23 Jan 2005 | Tove | Ooooh, very nice =) I like the little man with the lantern. | |
| 13 Sep 2006 | Holliehorse.....unicorn and horse lover | Lovr this pic love the horse...Love the snow | |
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