When I’m stressed, I draw horses. Course…I also just draw horses. So, it’s not really a reliable indicator.
Black Horse
Inky
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It looked better before water, so that’s the picture you see!
Live and learn!
Fire horse
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I kind of love this tee shirt, if I do say so myself. It’s super soft (it’s the new tri-blend shirt at Redbubble) and a little roomy for a relaxed fit.I like it’s looks with the sleeves cuffed, but I have not the gift of making them stay cuffed.
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Bring home Night Horse
Night Horse art
Buccephalus
I knew from researching drawing programs for my tablet that there are quite a few for smartphones. Â Some people text, do social media or flash games-i’m over here like “Look! It behaves like paper!”
P.S. drawing with your fingertips is hard!
Watercolors
I always liked what God had to say about horses–holding them up as an object lesson for Job about how awesome and powerful God is.
ink sketches
Just messing around in a meeting. Sketching helps me pay attention and stay engaged. Plus, good practice.
Fire Horse
I have a new design up on Redbubble. Christmas week I just had a hankering to draw a horse–my favorite kind of horse to draw, the Arabian.
Arabians and their daughter breed, the Thoroughbred, are high energy horses–often referred to as “hot” or more poetically “fiery.”
There is a half Thoroughbred horse where I ride who I will probably always refer to as a colt–because he acts like one. Always active and getting into trouble, he has a deep desire to work, to run,  to do stuff, and be the center of attention.  He is not afraid of much, but he’ll spook at imaginary things for an excuse to gallop across his pasture. Then he’ll prance, stamping and rearing just because he can. Last week he was plucking the fence like a guitar.
Some horses are made of fire.
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Hook
This is Hook, rendered in ink and ink pencil. Every now and then I indulge and throw myself into drawing a horse. Alright, fine, perhaps it happens often.
In my mind, he is somewhere between a Lusitano and an Arabian in build and carriage.
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