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Kim Sova

Horse, Follow Closely
Horse, Follow Closely by @Teiris (Kim Sova)
Me and mom bought Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (which a cried in XD) and I had the urge to draw horsie. I remembered this image from one of my horse magaizines, so I fished it out and drew it. It's actually the cover of a book, called "Horse, Follow Closely". It's all about Native American horsemanship. I never saw the book in stores, but if you ever come across it, I suggest you read ^_^
Artwork © Copyright 2002 Kim Sova
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21y326d ago
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Posted: Monday, 30 December, 2002 @ 09:50 PM

oooh....tis small but i like it..it liiks sketchy...i like sketchy..^^ and it looks damn real too..VERY nice...^__^

Posted: Wednesday, 01 January, 2003 @ 09:32 PM

Hello again. I love this sketch. Tis very cool. I love horses and this is great, even if it's just part of it. Anyways, I also cried in the movie.. I should go out and get it... the guy in this one is great! His profile is just perfect and that's a hard thing to pull off, especially making him actually look indian, which is also a hard thing to pull off (Sorry if saying indian offends anyone, but being PC is really annoying to me) Anyways... it's really cool and with the sketch feel to it, gives it a very emotional look. This is way good. ^^

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