welcome in the woods^^ I see you have great talent with horses, and your shading is pretty good as well but work a bit on the bodies. Just CC^^

Kris Sloan replies: "Hey, thanks for all the comments, your constructive criticism is greatly appreciated. I can see what you mean in my pics ^.^ Thanks again"

Hello there welcome. i see you like to draw horses something that i still need much work on. but keep it up. they look pretty good, maybe a little skinny. but hell i draw mine skinny too i cant be the one to judge.

I gotZ a couple of tips for ya. When drawing equines live models help and are pretty but not the best to learn to draw from. Horses must be drawn from the inside out. First draw the general shape (ya know the stuff circles lines and such) then sketch in the skeleton (simplified of course) then the body and muscles. Next add details fur, mane, tail, veins, etc. For a quick and easy reference watch drawing with James Baxter on the bonus materials in Spirit. its simple and can get you started on realistic horses and i also sujest an animal anatomy book if your serious about drawing horses. You got the skeleton you can draw a horse. I hope my tips help i've already went through the learning anatomy part.

Hey I live in Florida too. I have 4 horses but I'm only 13

Omg!!!! You finally got on? Yayness!!!!!!!!!! My heart skipped a beat when i saw your name and i had to look at the pic to believe it!! Im seriously coming on here everyday and writing to you!! Youre still the best!!!! I love you!!

Courtney

You are very talented. Try drawing humans. You'd probably like to go check out Angelos Papoutis', or Therese L. Davis' work. (Gallery 793 SF&F Art)