Tea knights (Creamer and sugar bowl in marine-animal forms; 1883 AD; Medium: silver and silver-gilt.)
caaaaan't really give horse drawing TIPS but as promised here's the (mostly tackless) lineart from each of my horses from the past 2 days before I drew the saddles and bridles on. horses are like anything else, it's just very important to be good at breaking them into shapes
Replying to @cloudmancy
I love the way you been drawing these bikes into horses, do you think you would ever do any horse drawing tutorials/tip? You鈥檙e style is lovely <3
never thought my authentic joy and whimsy and autism about horse breeds would come in handy one day tbh
Last bike horse for today. This commissioner wanted a relatively lightly built horse that's good on bumpy terrain for their mountain bike! I went with a Tennessee Walker and gave her a bit of a haughty expression since they said she's 'too good to be ridden in the city'.
a nice dapple grey for a Korean bike that's a decade or two old. decidedly not polished or sleek, and needs some elbow grease now and then, but it runs just fine :)
Two more bikes - a Clydesdale and an American Saddlebred for @1337enrique and @cljohnson317!
here's another bike horse for @JuliaCesarina1! this bike had its brake cables modified and is therefore is not very good at stopping. appropriate for a racehorse, do we think?
Another horse bicycle commission! This one is for a workhorse of a steady, dependable commute bike.
here is a very red mountain bike mustang for Raina :)
someone did, in fact, give me $50 to draw their bicycle as a horse, so here's @jennegatron's small bike as a welsh mountain cob :)




















