#horse art
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Tiny drypoints are pretty cool. Can’t wait to ink these little ones up and see how they turn out!
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I gave Pacifica Northwest a horse. His show name is NW Higher Afire, but she just calls him Walter. His best sport is endurance competitions, but he can do some jumping and dressage as well. Walter is a blood bay Arabian stallion. And yes, Arabians really do look like that. Personally I don’t get why people are so into a horse with a face and personality like that but to me all horses are valid. Just wish people would focus more on the things that make the Arabian awesome and not make them look like aliens.
Sorry about that rant.
Anyway, Walter has a crap ton of anxiety from being traumatized by all of Gravity Falls’ weirdness. Imagine you are a creature who gets scared of plastic bags having to see a Lepercorn.
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Dipper attempting to ride Issac and Mabel riding Skunk. Which rider are you?
I once saw a little girl at a riding lesson with stickers all over her riding helmet and she was the inspiration for Mabel’s helmet. Just like Mabel wears a different sweater every day, Skunk will get a different saddlepad.
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New Gravity Falls ocs just dropped.
I’m making an equestrian au and these are Dipper and Mabel’s horses.
~ Sir Issac Neighton is a blue roan mustang gelding. He is very chill and does not give a crap. He is intelligent and knows his way around the woods of Oregon. Issac is exhausted of Dipper constantly worrying and makes most of the decisions.
~ Skunk is a pinto gypsy pony gelding. He was Fiddleford’s childhood pony and is actually a unicorn in disguise. He can hide it because his horn is small and his mane and tail are very thick. He spooks at very little and enjoys being pampered by Mabel. Skunk has a map of Scotland on his right flank and a map of Oregon on his left.
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‘Pumpkin spice and everything nice’ pretty much sums up what this chestnut mare is made of. Say hello to this recent darling on my easel, commissioned by Olivia from Maryland, USA.
Sweet Potato – Acrylic on gallery style canvas, 12" x 16"
Christmas decor out in stores✔️Cheesy Christmas movies playing ✔️Snow covered everything ✔️ Hang onto your candy canes, Christmas is coming full steam ahead!
happy mermay
One of a kind palomino unicorn named “Orthoclase”
she is made from polymer clay over wire and foil and painted in acrylics. Her hair is mohair. She is for sale on etsy
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A girl and her horse in the fallout of an apocalypse.
Sparrow Fly
The horse rescue I volunteer at lost a horse this last week.
Her name was Sparrow, and she came to the rescue from South Dakota. She was one of a group of wild horses, and was still in training so she could be adopted eventually. She was pretty shy around most people when I met her, and would stay with her group at the opposite end of the pen while we cleaned. But we found out that the more spent up there, the more curious she was. It was cool when she stopped shying away from the fence when we came to fill the water. It was a big win for me, personally, when she came up behind me one night and started investigating my sleeves and hands. She even let me pet her. After months of giving her space, that was huge.
Like the ranch hands and other volunteers, I’m very sad she passed. It was heartbreaking to hear, and she will be greatly missed.
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“Composition In Orange And Blue” 24 x 18 inch ink and acrylic on paper. Commissioned.
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Equestrian Culture magazine is looking for horse art and photography submissions from individuals either who paint, draw, sculpt or photograph horses for fun (children included) or who have just started a business as an equine artist or photographer! Read this post to learn how to submit your work for a chance to be featured in the Fall issue: http://www.cavalcadeblog.com/2013/08/equestrian-culture-magazine-art.html
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