Here I've started adding the Raw Umber mixed with a little Raw Sienna. It's looking more acceptable at this point but I know I'll start hating it when I add hand-painted dapples.
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The Equine Artworks of Carol Huddleston
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On this blog I plan to show my equine art creations as they progress, so you will get to view the entire process of a piece as it comes to life. I will also list items for sale and other news, as well as occasional product reviews and tips.
I hope we can all learn from this process and that you enjoy getting a little peek into my mind as I work. Comments and critiques on all these pieces are always welcome!
I hope we can all learn from this process and that you enjoy getting a little peek into my mind as I work. Comments and critiques on all these pieces are always welcome!
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Hi Carol. I just discovered your blog yesterday and want to say I really enjoy it. You are very inspiring. I linked you to mine. I look forward to more.
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