| 28 Aug 2006 |  Hennie F. Godthelp |  Loading......Aw... When it was a 'she' and when 'she' needed a name I think her name would be Joeske ;P This Shadowfax just looks like me little Joekse.. haha, I really like this one, well done  A. Thomason replies: "Joeske... that's a cool name  Thanks for commenting!" | |
| 28 Aug 2006 |  Laura Saph Moore | Loading... Its me again! Lovely picture of a horse, i think it is rather good. Your right about the pony thing, ahh well its still good. *first comment dance.*  A. Thomason replies: "Thanks! I like him too, he turned out cute. Now I have to make a 'strong' and 'handsome' shadowfax, since 'cute' just didn't suit my idea of him  " | |
| 4 Oct 2006 |  Anonymous | Loading... looks like a pic if youre looking for realism. Legs are finally getting reeaallyy good  A. Thomason replies: "Thank you Yes, he is most likely the best life-like pony I have drawn yet." | |
| 4 Dec 2006 | Anonymous | Loading... Hey your only 17?? Im 15 I love to draw horses also.I was wondering do you have any tips like, did you use a refrence or did you do it by memory because I cant seem to draw from memory.Also how do you get the shading to look so accurate on the horse, did you just take a pencil and sort of scratch at an angle to get shading? There is just a few things I want to know that nobody has answered. And also you draw beautiful horses thanks for drawing these for beginner drawers like me. A. Thomason replies: "Yup, I'm 17. It took a long time before I was able to draw without using a reference, and my art still looks better when I do have one. Slowly you'll be able to pick up more on the muscle placement after you've drawn a lot while looking at photos, and then put it together in your own artwork. Personally I have been using a paper blending stump, and layering pencil before blending it with the blender to give it a smooth look. This will wear down your paper, though, so make sure to use thicker-than computer paper while using a blending stump (to prevent the paper from falling apart). Then you can use an eraser to pick out the highlights (that's my fave part . Thanks for the comments and good luck!" | |
| 12 Dec 2006 | Anonymous | Loading... Nice, but the head is a bit big A. Thomason replies: "Hence the 'pony' look? I think his head may be a bit too big for a horse, but I don't think his head is too big for a pony (although the bluntness and shape of his head makes it look bigger). I may be wrong, though. Thanks for commenting!" | |
| 20 Apr 2007 | Hannah G | Loading... You have a really good body structure going there. You should draw a uni layin down or jumping or something A. Thomason replies: "Thanks I guess I should draw some more jumping." | |
| 3 Oct 2007 |  Jeroen ChristianCreature Vercruysse | Loading... She boo vaaa????Aaah yes youve got it you really got it exept prehaps make the backfeets move a bit more  A. Thomason replies: "Hmm, I hadn't thought of that before... good point. I'll keep that in mind. Thanks for commenting!" | |
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