Nov 21, 2024
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an art payment for someone in the Loshenka community
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horse art time!
first one's named strider, second one is hwin. they're from a closed HARPG breed called loshenkas :]
+ bonus strider doodle w hawley
Rainflower :: Rebirth, new beginnings, great expectations.
Here’s the PVRIS inspired piece I made for @northamber‘s birthday of her beautiful loshenka horse! I just barely managed to squeak out the final version on said day but the speedpaint took a bit longer to make but was absolutely worth it in the end. As before, many thanks to @ruth-westside for her mentoring and helping crank this piece up to 11.
Check out the speedpaint post here!
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loshenka is doing a pride parade for their art prompts this month so heres marshie mallow with an ace flag!
Pride Parade 2024
This was my entry in this year's Loshenka Pride Parade. I decided to showcase Shadow this year. I love his design so much, and he's one of the sweetest horses at RVEC. I had a lot of fun with this piece!
Unable to Grieve
This is my entry for Phase 1 of the 2024 Loshenka Makeover!
The horse pictured was sent to a rescue, as his previous owners could no longer care for him and simply weren't interested. Months prior, his lifelong paddock mate suddenly passed away, and he was never given the time or support he needed to grieve. Despite the time that has passed, this horse really is a shell of himself. He goes through the motions of every day generally uninterested and secluded. Cheyenne, a boarder and rider at Royal Vale Equestrian Center, is hoping she can bring back his spark.