"Unicorn Series: The Stallion" by Bicskei Anna Draconida

Note: This is a series of about 20 pics done with cheap blue ballpoint pen. Yup... They're basically motion studies involving these mountain unicorns that have little in common with the white fluffy innocent thingies usually referred to as unicorns. They are big (about the size of a heavy workhorse), the stallions are very heavily built-about twice as bulky as the mares-and they have wicked teeth, sharp horns, deadly hooves and thick, mostly mud-colored hair with black markings that serve the purpose of camouflage. They are also aggressive, territorial and...well, basically as wild animals are. The series involves a lot of socialising, playfights between yearlings, simple studies of canter/trot etc. but I tried to select those that are a bit more interesting.

This is a fully grown, typical lead stallion overlooking his territory. Winter's in the air... He has already grown a thicker coat that will protect him in the freezing months to come.