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DjWelch — Horse Skeletal Structure
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Part 2, the bones. When I first started learning about animal anatomy a couple years go, I was really surprised with how similar us mammals are with each other. Sooooo I hope this helps out someone, I tell most beginning artists a good place to start, is with learning how to convey form and have a good understand the superficial muscle groups. It helped me out a tonI hope you dig it
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thanks for this, i had a lot of trouble with bones!
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i'm a huge brony
and i think this will help me when i draw ponies
i also like your human anatomy drawings
i feel like i don't even want to draw people anymore until i've memorized all the muscles
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really nice! People can use it to study anatomy u know? ^^ like vets ... I really, really liked ;D
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This is really great as a reference, and I love the shading and detail on the bones too.
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Personally your horse anatomy sheets are rather helpful for me to illustrate my work as a (bilingual French) farrier. They also are really good ref sheets for when I have a little doubt about anything other than the legs. So thumbs up 
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Looks like the drawings of my morphology classes at uni (I'm studying vet). Nice work
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yup. all of our bones have the same names. learned that in December.
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Nice work. It looks clear, and very understandable.
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If only I found this a few hundred years ago, before I messed up my horse anatomy forever.
I totally dig it.
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sweet, this'll help with some of my darker artwork. Thanks!
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Its got a really short tail bone xD Good job
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Thank you so much! I find anatomical references incredibly useful; knowing the form is so useful for being able to draw and pose things correctly.
It's true: even giraffes have the same number of neck bones as humans.
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Have you seen a dead horse before?
looks like you did.
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Interesting! Their bone structure is so intricate.
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excelent work. I think you forgot the third trochanter, a very pronounced piece that only horses and pigs have in the femur.
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AMG HOW DID YOU KNOW I HAVE TO DRAW HORSES FOR CLASS
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Very cool! I have two paint quarter horses that I absolutely love. And this will be very helpful. Thanks!
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your are right with the similar to other mammals, its just how we are standing/position other than that (along with other stuff) we do pretty much have the same bones
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This will help alot. I have the hardest time drawing horses. I always start with bones and continue up to understand how the creature should be drawn but it just never worked for a horse. Very well drawn. Good Job and it is Very Well Done.
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Sweet, in my Anatomy class we just finished the skeletal system so I know these bones
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*shudders* This brings back dreadful memories of studying for my equine vet test last semester. Ugh. I passed it though!
Great work, btw.
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I love that you made this! Now I can use it to study for my anatomy and physiology of livestock class ^_^
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Of all the hooved creatures, I believe horses have the toughest anatomy. Thanks for making this!
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this is totally going to help me study for my test XD
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Would be wonderful if it was a little bigger so that the words could be read.
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i agree with some other people who commented, it'd be awesome to see you do more anatomy structures of other animals as well!
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actually, as long as it has four legs it's insanely similar to human bone structure
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