features Equestrian art and equine artist tips and techniques from UK horse artist and illustrator, Maggie Raynor.
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- Working in Watercolour and Gouacheon Aug 26, 2011 in Horse Art PrintsI ( Maggie Raynor ) have just finished my painting of four Arabian horses’ heads. Much of my work in horse art has involved relatively small images in fine detail however these heads have been painted quite a bit bigger than is usual for me whi...
- The Eyes Have It !on Aug 6, 2011 in Equine ArtI ( Maggie Raynor ) have just begun working on a painting of four Arabian horses’ heads. Through my experience as an equestrian artist, I like to build up the head as a whole, establishing the tonal values before putting in the detail. One thin...
- Finding Inspiration for a Cartoonon Jul 22, 2011 in Horse Art DrawingsSometimes a small idea for a horse cartoon can develop into a whole series on the same theme. For instance, I liked the idea of one horse asking another ” Does my bum look big in this ? ” I then started to imagine what sort of horses w...
- Equestrian Commissionson Jul 5, 2011 in Horse Art BlogsCurrently I ( Maggie Raynor ) am working on an equestrian commission to paint a portrait of an elderly Dales pony mare, and I’m encountering some of the typical problems you get when you don’t take the reference photos yourself. The pony...
- Inspirationon Jun 26, 2011 in Equine ArtI ( Maggie Raynor ) have a good German friend who’s an excellent horse-woman and who breeds and schools Icelandic ponies. On a recent visit, she introduced me to one of her favourite equestrian art books entitled ‘ Pferde ‘...
- Developing an Equestrian Cartoonon Jun 16, 2011 in Horse Art DrawingsAfter writing the last blog, I started to think how I ( Maggie Raynor ) would actually illustrate this incident and turn it into an equestrian cartoon. The obvious way would be to draw the punch-line ie the moment when water drenched the luckless vi...
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