Horse sketch

CUSTOM CANVAS ARTWORK DETAILS: Horse in Bridle Sketch II by Jennifer Paxton Parker ARTIST BIO: Jennifer focuses on realism, figurative work, and portraiture. Once working in mainly graphite and pastel, she has expanded to watercolor and acrylic in a wide range of subject matter. FRAME DETAILS: The canvas is framed in the Sylvie Maple frame, which is a modern, float frame with natural maple woodgrain coloring and dramatic depth. The frame measures 1 in. wide and stands 2 in. off the wall. The…

The image is a sketch of a horse's head. The horse is wearing a bridle and has a calm expression on its face. The sketch is done in pencil and is very detailed. The artist has captured the horse's likeness well and has used shading to create depth and dimension.

1-Start with a long oval on one side for the horses chest and a circle shape on the other side for the rear. Leave a bit of space in between as shown.

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Bonjour, I’m Clémentine, aka Turbochat!, an artist and craftswoman born in 1987 in Saint-Dié, a quaint town in the Vosges region of France, where I still reside with my elderly cats, cozy wool sweaters, and towering stacks of books that always seem ready to collapse. My life has been a winding path, filled with struggles, particularly when it comes to mental health.

A quick sketch I later colorized in photoshop. Thanks to Genewolf for the photograph I used for this (and bonus points to anyone who can find the exact photo). Genewolf's volumes of super horse show shots are a place I commonly go to practice.