Buckskin Blue, 5″ x 7″
Copic markers, Prismacolor, Staedtler, Uni and Signo fine liners
I like the name Buckskin Blue, but originally I called this one the Festival Pony. (Please tell me if you have a strong preference one way or the other!) :)
As I mentioned previously, I am going to have a table at a small fantasy convention in November, which may help explain all the horns and bright colors. Perhaps it should have been called The Season of the Magical Horse!
Season of the Horse, the first six 5″ x 7″
Copic markers, pen and ink
Maybe you’re wondering, when will she get to like, a leg? A body? Aaaaaah, I don’t know! Soon.
Reference horse for Buckskin Blue.
Linking to Paint Party Friday a day late! Thanks for dropping in!
It IS the season of the magical horse, and you made it happen. A fantastic collection!
such a fabulous series, though this last one is my favourite… such a great balance of line and pattern… xx
Cindy, very nice. I love the color palette. The light pastel like hues look great. I love that intense light blue.
Love your sweet looking horses ….
Oh, Buckskin Blue is definitely the name to keep! You did a fantastic job working from the reference photo and then taking off from there into the realm of fantasy. I don’t think I mentioned this before, but I love the sort of floating (that is, non-continuous) stripes on the neck! So clever and arresting! The eye is just unbelievably great, as is the muzzle.
The legs & other parts will come when they are ready to come! :D
I like the name and the faces….all wonderfully unique!! I feel there must be a child story here too!
Hugs Giggles
I love the teal and buckskin combination!
I like looking at faces, and especially like the eye in the top piece. Beautiful!
I love the collage of all the horses together, and the changing position of their horns.
I love the colors! The gradient background and on the horse is fabulous. Her markings reminds me of an Indian War pony……ready to go to battle…..nice work!
What beautiful work you do! These just fill my eyes to the brim–which is the greatest compliment I can give. The detail and coloring–the beautiful look in those big soft eyes–wonderful!
Ahhh who needs legs, or a body when the faces are so beautiful and allow us to imagine the rest. I like the name Blue Buckskin.
Eye candy, Cindy! I love horses and it is fun to see what you do, in the creative with shape and colors!