| 17 Mar 2007 |  Anon. |  Loading...A very original pegasus style. But it seems more sensible than the traditional wings. Very awesome. This is probably my favorite one of yours.  Tony Orzech replies: "thank You CP!" | |
| 15 Jul 2007 |  Cynthia Conner | Loading... woah! This is beautiful! Of course, so is everything else you do, so hey. But still! The horse's coloring is lovely, and the hawk wings are so natural-looking, I hardly even thought to notice that they're a deviation from the norm. They look as though they simply /are/ the norm! It's the sky, though, that gets me. So dynamic and volatile and breath-taking! My only bit of constructive criticism is that the head and neck seem to be too big for the hind legs. Of course, since you used a mannequin, I don't think I'll blame it on you ^___^ Overall, I'm insanely jealous of the little girl you got this picture. Tony Orzech replies: "Thanks for all the comments, Cynthia. And I will keep your comment about the proportions in mind the next time I do any horse-like creature. ;-)" | |
| 7 Aug 2007 |  Laura Soret | Loading... *droooool* oh the pretty colors... The wings are fantabulous. Reference? They suit the horse perfectly! And the colors, gaaa... I totally love the background clouds, but there´s some not that convincing about the one in the pegasus´s plane... Like they don´t match the background. But hey, still looking as great as it can look!!! *clap* Tony Orzech replies: "Hi Laura!Nice to see you are still working your way through my gallery.The foreground cloud was done with an airbrush to give a light, wispy look. It has always amazed me how clouds can look so solid from a distance and yet they are a misty mass from up close and look nothing like they did from a distance.This was an experiment and I do not recommend pushing oil paint through an airbrush. If I did this piece again, I would stick to a brush.This entire piece was an experiment and a study I did over 20 years ago. A fun piece to do  Good observation by the way ;-)" | |
| 20 Nov 2007 |  A. Thomason | Loading... O.O Those wings are absolutely amazing... the coloring, the pattern, the shadows... and then the clouds are outstanding as well.... wow. Tony Orzech replies: "Thanks for taking the time to stop by and comment." | |
| 20 Nov 2007 |  John R Farley Jr | Loading... Great colors, and not your traditional white horse either. Tony Orzech replies: "Thanks John!" | |
| 2 Jan 2008 |  Jenna 'Kaikisuka' Linn Barton | Loading... Beautiful. You have a lucky niece/grand-neice (?). GORGEOUS PEGASUS. And those wings...remind me a bit of those owl wings that you sent me (speaking of which, I'm thinking of doing a picture with those wings for models...). The clouds are gorgeous, and the horse seems right at home soaring among them. Tony Orzech replies: "Thanks Jenna! My grand-niece is completely into horses. I hope you get some use out of the references I sent. I look forward to seeing what you come up with. I had a real owl's wing as a reference when I did this one, but I used a wooden, horse mannequin for the pose." | |
| 17 Feb 2009 |  Nadine ´unicornis´ Thome | Loading... Wonderful work!! I love this picture, the colours are just great and I like the way you painted the wings. Tony Orzech replies: "Thanks for visiting and dropping a comment, Nadine 
This was a fun study to do." | |
| 30 Sep 2010 |  Shay atkinson | Loading... wicked sick! Tony Orzech replies: "Don’t get sick on anyone... use the air sick bag!  Thanks for the comment Shay... I think " | |
| 17 Jan 2011 |  Julia SilveryBeast Rinkinen | Loading... Breathtaking.. Those wings are wondrous Tony Orzech replies: "This was done as a study of wings and clouds. I’m happy you like it. Thanks Julia." | |
| 5 Nov 2011 |  Sam Adams | Loading... WOW!!!!!!! Love the colours in the clouds and those wings are incredible, beautiful and inspiring pic! Tony Orzech replies: "Thanks Sam, it was a fun study to do." | |
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