My latest drawings

Put even more of the advice into this drawing:

For an exercise, try just doing a few landscapes, no horse, no rider, just scenes. Build a basic skyline and ground, fill in distant mountains or hills or trees, just work on a few, even reference some great classical American landscape painters and see how they build depth with layers. It can be fun and fascinating.

Good job with the more highlights and shading on the horse, though, I can see you are making the effort, and it shows progress!

Forgot about this thread!!
Here's my latest drawings
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Very nice! Especially the last one. It is evident you understand horse anatomy quite well. I admite well done digital artwork, especially since I cannot do it.

I like it too. The digital artwork is really interesting. I like your racing thoroughbreds best.

Thank you! It's taken me about 4 years to get the swing of digital but I really enjoy it a lot!

Thank you! Racing is my passion and I tend to put a lot more effort into those drawings!
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Those are awsome

You are an AMAZING artist!

Hey, these are great! I do digital to and I think that what would be great for your drawing are some cleaner lines oorr no lines at all! I think for the cleaner lines you could either use the pen tool in either GIMP or ps or theres a program called paintoolSAI that's really good for drawing clean lines It's not very expensive and they offer a free 30 day trial without having to pay anything. I think it would just finish the drawings off and make them look more professional As would having no lines at all I think it would make them that bit more realistic. When I draw I do my sketch then fill in the base very carefully round the horse then take the sketch away clean up my base so it looks smooth and then for the subsequent colours I make a new layer then alt click between them (in photoshop) this makes it so you can't draw outside of that base layer so you get crisp lines All this is just niggly advice your drawing are already fantastic!

They are very cool!