The coloring of this paint in the trees with the sunlight falling on her was so striking to me I wanted to portray it in my drawing.
This mustang mare and her foal came to a waterhole to drink out in the wild. It’s so rare to find a calm, quiet moment together like this and I wanted to preserve it. If anything disturbs that quiet, they’ll both be off like a shot.
This is another Corgi puppy named Jake at 6 weeks. He is a half brother to Jag. His ability to concentrate and focus on what he’s looking at has just gotten better as he aged. His ears also came up at 7 weeks but his legs will always stay short.
This newborn foal stopped for a bite to eat and mama took advantage while she was still to grab some good grass at the same time. A quiet moment that satisfies both of them.
This new foal had just taken off running around his pasture, feeling exuberant and playful. All of a sudden he stopped, looking around for his mother and catching his breath. You can see the moisture on his coat from his perspiration.
The rain had been falling for 4 days and everything outside was wet and muddy. Belle looked out from her stall deep in contemplation. I don’t know what she was thinking but I could imagine and people looking at this image could imaging too.
This Corgi puppy named Jag is 6 weeks old and had such character and an appealing personality that I wanted to show him with his ears down. At the age of around 7 weeks, these puppies’ ears go up and stay up (sometimes with a little encouragement).
This is another commission for a friend at my barn. She wanted a picture to put on her wall so that she could see her special companion even when she was away from the barn. Both horse and owner have sweet natures, as I think you can tell from the drawing.
This Arabian colt was a 2-year-old when I first saw him. He’s a chestnut with flaxen mane and tail and his carriage was true Arabian. I was taken with his air of command and joie de vivre and hoped it came through in my drawing.
This Peruvian Paso stallion had such a regal bearing with his fancy tack on that the name came easily. He’s a proud representative of his breed.