I was following the picture of a drawing the young man wanted on his
paver so there are a number of things wrong with the horse.
I didn't like the drawing much, but thankfully at a distance the
mistakes don't show up like they do up close, but like they say, "The
customer is always right". :0)
If I do a horse for myself though, I will dig my books out, as you
suggested.
Happy Rockin! Betty \0/
--- In rockpainting@yahoogroups.com, little_arteest <no_reply@...>
wrote:
>
> I just wanted to thank everyone who complimented my work recently.
I
> appreciate the encouragement!
>
> I also wanted to say -- Leighsa, your kitties and mermaid are
AMAZING!
> You have a great handle on feline anatomy, and the mermaid is so
> charming!
>
> I also love the handsome Barron on the flat stone. He looks so
regal!
> If I may offer any constructive suggestions, I'd perhaps look into
> books about horse anatomy. Some of the lines delineating his
> neck/shoulder muscles seem a bit off to me, but that may just be
your
> own interpretation. :)
>
> I'm a continuing learner myself, but I know what animal drawing
books
> have helped me IMMENSELY in understanding forms and how body parts
> relate to one another. I'd suggest them to anyone!
>
> Laura
>
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