| 27 Dec 2000 |  Wrencat | Hey Saj!
I really like this one, and I think the horses look great. I notice the gray dappling on the ridden one (sorry, can't remember names) more now. The hills, as I've said before are done with a wonderful shading technique, you refrained from too much detail. Anyways, I like. I like the other new stuff too. (: As you would say, "Purrs". | |
| 15 Jan 2001 |  Alexandra Morris | i LOVE how her hair is done, and the fact that you made the pack-horse of heavier build than the one she's riding, very compassionate  | |
| 3 Mar 2001 |  Katy L. Rewston | i think the anatomy of the horses is great, and its a really lovely picture. if you want some advice for improving horse anatomy(though you dont need it that much) is to copy photos of them as precisely as you can, and do t alot, its great practise. | |
| 28 May 2001 | Christiaan, A.Iken <caitm | THIS IS A really beautiful peice, adn very illustrative, its like almost a cover, where you can imagine the main horse on the front and the one behind just tagging along with the narration onn the back.very peaceful and calm. | |
| 2 Nov 2001 | Elaine "Joy" | Love it! I wish taht it was a little smaller though becuase I would print it out if it was. Great job! | |
| 9 Nov 2002 |  Steve Schmitt | I love the composition of this work, and also the flow of the drapery and hair of the rider. Very illustrative. | |
| 9 Oct 2005 | Bemsie | Lovely pic! The horse is a tad short. And it's bum sticks out too far. It's bum would be fine if the far back leg was sticking out behind the rest of it's body. Otherwise it's fine! | |
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