I hear the wind call your name It calls me back home again It sparks up the fire - a flame that still burns Oh it's to you I'll always return
I still feel your breath on my skin I hear your voice deep within The sound of my lover - a feeling so strong It's to you - I'll always belong
Now I know it's true My every road leads to you And in the hour of darkness darlin' Your light gets me through
Wanna swim in your river - be warmed by your sun Bathe in your waters - cos you are the one I can't stand the distance - I can't dream alone I can't wait to see you - yes I'm on my way home
Oh I hear the wind call your name The sound that leads me home again It sparks up the fire - a flame that still burns Oh, it's to you - I will always return
I can tell you worked hard on what I suggested from my last critique of your work. Well done!
The legs of these horses are much better formed / closer to true-to-life.
I'm completely happy with your addition of the second shaded area/neck muscle on each horse.
One thing that I want to mention that is just from my opinion is that you add some even darker shadows. The shadows you have are great for 3D feel but if this was mine I would add more intense areas within the already shaded parts. It could give it an even greater feeling of depth.
I think what I'm looking at suggesting for you this time is general body proportion information. I put this proportion chart up today with you in mind: [link]
Again, everything is looking very well formed.
Do you look at reference for each horse in all of your work? Don't only look at shapes while using those images, also look at what muscles you can see. Just like the addition of the neck muscle (well done there!) there are a few other lines/muscles you can add on this. The only other thing is look at putting some defining shapes into the joint areas and the tendons in the lower legs.
Other than that I see massive progress! Great work.
One thing I noticed though is that the horses look a little big as in fat not that much you know and another thing is that their legs are pretty small but they arnt that small which dosn't matter...
I love the colors of their coats and the shading is good! I love the background a lot and they look like they are walking ON water, is it because the water is shallow because it looks awkward there but again thats creativity!
I love the expression on the horses face which makes me feel like they are alive XD
Love the song, and the movie I watched Spirit like a million billion times a day when I was younger. Haha and I'd probably still watch it a million billion times a day if I could xD
I really love their expressions and the colors, but two things about it bother me. On the stallions, his face is REEEALLY dark. The eye kinda looks like its just floating there. Horses have a lot of little ridges and bumps and whatnot on the face, and when I draw I don't put them ALL, but I put a few. Maybe try that?
The second thing is, I agree with Little-Stallion's critique. The horses' legs are very, very short. I notice it especially on the stallion. Make the legs a bit longer and it'll be perfect.
The legs of these horses are much better formed / closer to true-to-life.
I'm completely happy with your addition of the second shaded area/neck muscle on each horse.
One thing that I want to mention that is just from my opinion is that you add some even darker shadows. The shadows you have are great for 3D feel but if this was mine I would add more intense areas within the already shaded parts. It could give it an even greater feeling of depth.
I think what I'm looking at suggesting for you this time is general body proportion information. I put this proportion chart up today with you in mind: [link]
Again, everything is looking very well formed.
Do you look at reference for each horse in all of your work? Don't only look at shapes while using those images, also look at what muscles you can see. Just like the addition of the neck muscle (well done there!) there are a few other lines/muscles you can add on this.
The only other thing is look at putting some defining shapes into the joint areas and the tendons in the lower legs.
Other than that I see massive progress!
One thing I noticed though is that the horses look a little big as in fat not that much you know and another thing is that their legs are pretty small but they arnt that small which dosn't matter...
I love the colors of their coats and the shading is good! I love the background a lot and they look like they are walking ON water, is it because the water is shallow because it looks awkward there but again thats creativity!
I love the expression on the horses face which makes me feel like they are alive XD
wellll great job!
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