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Published: 2014-10-06 05:12:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 3768; Favourites: 163; Downloads: 0
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The bringer of the light to the cold wintry lands. Inspired by the Aurora Borealis - I would love to see it in person one day! Hope you enjoy this one
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I love this. I love unicorns. I'm adding this to my favorites.
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its a unicorn!! *fan-squeal*
I love unicorns/fantasy horses
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Haha, thank you so much
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This is beautiful. I love unicorns. This is one of my favorites.
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Beautiful work! I love your work with snow!
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Thank you so much
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You're welcome!
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Thanks I really appreciate it.
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Thank you, really appreciate it
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you are very welcome
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This is gorgeous! I love the colors, the background scenery, and how the northern lights are coming out of the horn and everything! The lighting and shading are great, too.
But...just one thing is bothering me. I don't mean to be a pain, but the front legs seem a little too short, or small, at least from the knee joints to the hooves. I don't know if I'm just seeing things or not, but that's how it looks to me. It's still a wonderful picture, but I thought I should say something if it might help you out later.
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Thank you for your wonderful comments and feedback! You aren't a pain, I appreciate constructive criticism.
I double checked my measurements after you mentioned it (I do this by measuring the bone distances in the front legs and the back legs) this way I can tell if the horse was putting the same amount of weight on each leg, he wouldn't be lop sided and I double checked the anatomical measures of the distance between the knee joints and hooves. I'm pretty sure that he's all measured correctly, though I'm guessing the pose contributes to the appearance of short legs considering the amount of bending in the front two.
Anyway, I hope that explains that a bit, as an artist it is difficult to get it perfect but i'm truly grateful for any feedback to help me improve, so thank you
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Oh, okay. 
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Thats okay I often have this exact same problem when drawing horses and especially dogs or wolves, I think I'm conditioned to think that because they are such fast runners, I imagine that they have longer legs, it always surprises me how short animals legs are in relation to the rest of their body, perception over reality I suppose.
Anyway, thanks again for your feedback, really enjoyed the discussion
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you are most welcome!!
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This looks so magical.
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I'm glad you like it then! It means a lot
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This is so beautiful! I wish I could reach out and touch it.
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Thank you so much
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