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CageyJay [2010-03-10 18:00:32 +0000 UTC]
First, I really like both of these; thank you for sketching them to show me. I feel like I'm looking at a Westbury white horse and a Wiltshire white horse brought to life... I didn't realize the geoglyphs (originally marking the safety of hill forts) even displayed a distinct body style until you pointed it out! Wow! *Takes notes.*
As much as I like the expression of the right sketch, how it invokes the idea of defense, the left sketch recalls the postures of the Bronze Age horses on coins. If you wouldn't mind, I'd like the left horse on the sign. It is wonderfully alert without being tense. It practically exudes safety.
Gender does not actually matter so much. The horse looks fine as it is right now, in that aspect. As for the mane style, could I trouble you for something short and fan-like? None of the Bronze Age white horse geoglyphs have manes, but the coins show pictures that indicate they kept their horses' manes either short or shaggy.
These are beautiful. Wow.
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RebeccaStapp In reply to ephoria516 [2010-03-12 00:58:06 +0000 UTC]
Aww, don't say that! Ears are tricky though. I can never seem to draw them the same way twice, no matter what method I use.
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