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Thanks, Bodine =) I used this lovely horse as my primary hair reference:
http://www.deviantart.com/art/chestnut-tobiano-saddlebred-1-161171418
Lasohaney, I understood what the typo meant, so all good =D
My first PYOs were…ummm… not well painted. LOL But I needed the practice to improve. And it’s all about having fun =D
My first dragon I did in 2006 looked like this:
http://lokie56.deviantart.com/art/Windstone-PYO-Dragon-Blue-3-43610881Two years later, I repainted that same dragon into this:
http://lokie56.deviantart.com/art/Windstone-PYO-BD-Dragon-View-1-91874200
Yup, under that new coat of paint is the old dragon.I don’t paint often enough or quick enough to make such huge improvements in my skill anymore. “cue tiny violin” I have so many ideas, but many will never see the light of day. LOL
Thanks for the compliments, everyone!
And I really enjoy the WIP pics too, it’s really need to see how a successful artist goes about creating. (imho)
Thanks, but definitely would not define myself as successful. I paint as a hobby, if others like it, great! But otherwise, as long as I like it and/or I learned something in the process, then it was worth my time =D
Finally finished the Chestnut PYO Unicorn (2 months later >.< ). Its a brown chestnut color with a tobiano pinto pattern. I'm in no rush to do another unicorn with white markings!
Its for sale here: http://windstoneeditions.com/classifieds/sale/sale-chestnut-pyo-unicorn
I’ve seen the Disney animated movie Sleeping Beauty many, many times as a kid, yet I’m embarressed to say that I had to google the dragon to make the comparison. Memory fail! Anyways, really nice interpretation of the dragon. The eyes are a nice touch =)
