Just a quick tutorial I threw together while chatting with Starhorse and Wadhifitook. They cheered me up.
I draw these little guys incessently on my notebook margins. Horses leap over biology notes and gallop past art history dates. I really should start drawing something harder, like humans.
Form concept is my current eureka. I'm trying to use it more because form concept = stronger foundation drawings.
I also draw a lot of my horses with the Peruvian Paso or Andalusian body and mane, because I own a Peruvian. But I tried to keep my drawings more stock or grade body type, cause those are the kind you see most of the time.
I am in such a rut it's not funny. Plus I'm working on two comissions, so those will occupy my time for a bit. I hope this helps folks. Draw 100 of these things and post 'em. You'll get better. And I'll give you something.
This is very helpful,I really needed this for my knight drawings BTW is there a name for the first-step-lines thing,like circles and other shapes before drawing the skin/fur ?
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I disagree with that statement. Humans are way easier than horses. I'm going to try and draw a horse using this tutorial though.
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BTW is there a name for the first-step-lines thing,like circles and other shapes before drawing the skin/fur ?
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