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    white Horse

    I painted this one a few months ago hope you like it. I then reused the painting and added it to another to create a new painting. but I still think this one can stand on its own.

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    Fantastic! How I wish I could produce something like this. The mane and tail are rendered so well, as is the lighting - it certainly could stand on it's own and is just beautiful!! Background is not bad either!!
    June.

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    WOW! A magnificent horse indeed and what a masterful economy of exceptional brushstrokes! I'm speechless! It may well be also a unicorn, as magnificent as it looks!
    Robyn alias Copespeak, who is an expert professional and like this subject, painting many wonderful horses herein, would agree too I guess.
    Panta rei (everything flows)!

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    Fantastic work CartuneMan! I really like the diffused background that is in front of the horse (down the path). Great strokes.

    I will need to stop by your house sometime and see how this painting thing is done! Since you are right down the street...

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    Quote Originally Posted by HwyStar View Post
    Fantastic work CartuneMan! I really like the diffused background that is in front of the horse (down the path). Great strokes.

    I will need to stop by your house sometime and see how this painting thing is done! Since you are right down the street...

    I would love that. I do like conversations with fellow artist! I can also be found on facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/jblackford2 just copy this post or if it is clickable you can find me there as well.
    Last edited by cartuneman; 05-20-2015 at 02:26 PM.

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    I feel pretty sure I recall the other painting this was used in. . . I actually think I may like it here on it's own even better. I like how you achieve these effects, been going for a bit more stroke economy lately (kind of have to, been working too hard lately and my forearms are starting to have pains again, even with me taking breaks :/). I may very well start counting my brush strokes mentally to make me more aware of how much I am using.

    Per the usual, crazy awesome painting, love those strokes!

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    Very nice beastie! Makes you want to hop on and ride away off yonder. . . in a cloud of dust, at the speed of light, with a hearty Hi Ho Silver!!! AWAAAAAaaaaayyyyy!!!!!!!!!!

    Righting wrongs, daring do. . . I guess Silver's waiting for such a one. A horse can't do it alone, ya know. . .

    Noble looking beast. Very nice painting. It's like he's looking over his shoulder and saying, "Alright. That was a decent effort. Now get back on. . . Heroes are so hard to train anymore. . ."

    "Not a bit is wasted and the best is yet to come. . ." -- remembered from a dream

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    Fabulous

    A beautiful horse marvelously painted.

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    WOW just love it, beautiful work

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    Sometimes I go back and look at paintings I had missed and am surprised by the quality of work. This one is extraordinary.

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