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Never will I or attempt to draw a boat EVER again. T__T

Well guess who's probably not going to get at most a decent entry in for the last portion of TWD. I'd literally
be lucky enough to get a rough sketch with a simple background. Important quiz to study for, and with my horrible
procrastination lately, I wonder how that can ever work out...It's worth a try, though. ;_;

Yes, Scott was pretty weary by the end of that trip through Austria and the Alps. Poor thing, it's a good thing he
can finally get some rest in the train and boat rides! (:
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Horse: DAS Raduzhny
Horse’s Age: 5 years
Owner: Scott Ferris
Stables: Divine Alexandria Stables
Country: Netherlands

Show: #The-White-December
Entry: Transportation
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Although it was his longest endurance trip he had ever taken, Scott was putting up pretty well. Relieved to see the
dark train smoke in the distance though. Thankfully, Raduzhny was loaded onto the train cart without any problems,
so he could quickly get onto the train himself. Scott found his seat, put down his equipment, and took a nice, long-
awaited nap.

Not too long after, Scott was awoken by the sound of the train whistle, then movement. Groggily he looked around
the cart, seeing familiar faces, and some new, probably now that they had their whole face exposed. About half an
hour passed and a female attendant went around offering the passengers a beverage. Scott gladly took a hot chocolate.
Finally cooling off, he began to drink the hot chocolate and stare outside the train window. It was calming to see the
pure white snow quickly flow in the wind, though difficult to see any further in the outside terrain.

A thought instantly hit Scott's mind - I won't be riding any one of my own horses to the finish line. How could he
have forgotten that he was leasing out a Norwegian Mountainer for the last portion of the competition...Questions
soon began to pop up in his head: How will this horse be like? Will it like me? Will it be easy to ride with it or will it
give me a hard time? Another realization. Scott reached into one of the small pockets inside of his coat and pulled
out a neatly folded sheet of paper. There were the stats of his 'new' horse.

Nickname: Kola
Breed: Norwegian Mountainer
Gender: Stallion
Height: 160 cm
Color: Bay
It's a gamble. Scott conjured up of a rough image of how he thought Kola would look like. Not too shabby. The
country's even in his name; He's just got to be fantastic riding through the rough terrain. His character is beyond
him. Hopefully, he hit a jackpot.
_________________________

All art, Scott, Raduzhny (c) =AmaruTea
Tools Used: Photoshop CS5, Bamboo Tablet

Description
Never will I or attempt to draw a boat EVER again. T__T

Well guess who's probably not going to get at most a decent entry in for the last portion of TWD. I'd literally
be lucky enough to get a rough sketch with a simple background. Important quiz to study for, and with my horrible
procrastination lately, I wonder how that can ever work out...It's worth a try, though. ;_;

Yes, Scott was pretty weary by the end of that trip through Austria and the Alps. Poor thing, it's a good thing he
can finally get some rest in the train and boat rides! (:
_________________________

Horse: DAS Raduzhny
Horse’s Age: 5 years
Owner: Scott Ferris
Stables: Divine Alexandria Stables
Country: Netherlands

Show: #The-White-December
Entry: Transportation
Guide: << Previous | Next >>
_________________________

Although it was his longest endurance trip he had ever taken, Scott was putting up pretty well. Relieved to see the
dark train smoke in the distance though. Thankfully, Raduzhny was loaded onto the train cart without any problems,
so he could quickly get onto the train himself. Scott found his seat, put down his equipment, and took a nice, long-
awaited nap.

Not too long after, Scott was awoken by the sound of the train whistle, then movement. Groggily he looked around
the cart, seeing familiar faces, and some new, probably now that they had their whole face exposed. About half an
hour passed and a female attendant went around offering the passengers a beverage. Scott gladly took a hot chocolate.
Finally cooling off, he began to drink the hot chocolate and stare outside the train window. It was calming to see the
pure white snow quickly flow in the wind, though difficult to see any further in the outside terrain.

A thought instantly hit Scott's mind - I won't be riding any one of my own horses to the finish line. How could he
have forgotten that he was leasing out a Norwegian Mountainer for the last portion of the competition...Questions
soon began to pop up in his head: How will this horse be like? Will it like me? Will it be easy to ride with it or will it
give me a hard time? Another realization. Scott reached into one of the small pockets inside of his coat and pulled
out a neatly folded sheet of paper. There were the stats of his 'new' horse.

Nickname: Kola
Breed: Norwegian Mountainer
Gender: Stallion
Height: 160 cm
Color: Bay
It's a gamble. Scott conjured up of a rough image of how he thought Kola would look like. Not too shabby. The
country's even in his name; He's just got to be fantastic riding through the rough terrain. His character is beyond
him. Hopefully, he hit a jackpot.
_________________________

All art, Scott, Raduzhny (c) =AmaruTea
Tools Used: Photoshop CS5, Bamboo Tablet