Stumbled across this site about a week ago when I was looking for drawing tips. I just started drawing about a month ago, getting into doing tattoo's. I did the challenge with the profile of the horses head and this is what it came out like.
This course is pretty interesting so far and full of very helpful tips. THANKS!!

ANY HELPFUL FEEDBACK WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED:)

It's head should be a little smoother but all in all it's wonderful!

Haha,

Mine's not so good but it was my first try so..
I tried very hard but I think I have to practice a little bit more ?

Based on what i've learned in this lesson,

I drawed 2 horses.

Hope it worked out well

I did OK. It looks like a horse. I did the snout a little to narrow and possible to long. The hair on the mane was a challenge for me. But she's a cute horse.

I love it! How did you color it in.....photoshop....pencil crayons....markers or crayons....please tell!

That member hasn't been around in a few months. Looks like they used some sort of digital art program to color it in.

Here is my attempt at the horse head. I felt that I sketched more from the lesson than from the photo. I will try again some time but more from the photo.




"Much to learn, you do have"
Jedi Master Yoda

I remember my granddad used to draw horses for my brother and me when we were little kids. It never quite looked like a horse, but...

Well, when I tried this lesson I knew it was way above my "skills" at this moment, but I decided to try it and see how it would turn out. Mmm, you can see it is a horse (it isn't a cow, because it has no horns, and it isn't an alligator, because you can't see any teeth, so it must be a horse okay?). But... I exceeded my granddad's drawings and who would ever have thought that.

So I will keep on practicing (and have a lot of fun doing that) and one day I will try this lesson again. And you will see immediately it is a horse, not by elemination

Bye, Trees

On average how long is it supose to take to complete per instructional. I know everone will be different but I am just trying to get an idea. I gave this lesson a try and for my first drawling it took about 15 minutes. I am sure if I worked on it longer I might have been more pleased with the outcome. I am assuming that the lesson is just a rough sketch and not actual finish work,again I have a lot to learn and many questions. Thanks for your help I will post my drawling as I am in need of new camera batteries. Thanks for all of your help.

great fun, helped me draw the best horse i ever have.

Its nice to see what people do with one pic.All look pretty good.I need to start to draw more.

? hope you like my horse

I like how my horse turned out

If anyone can tell me why my horse looks like a weirdo, please let me know! thanks!

Here's the challenge from the horse head lesson... it was more difficult without the detailed instructions, but I like the result

I had a lot of trouble with this one because of the mane. But as a first try and for being a total beginner at drawing, I think it turned out ok.


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Well, my first horse, started with drawing a month ago and have come to this lesson.

Lovet,
Congrats, this is a lovely horse. You have a soft, steady hand with your hatching. Stay with it, try some more lessons, you'll surprise yourself how fast you learn! -Mindy

Hello everyone. It's really interesting to see all these horses.

First of all I must say the lessons are fantastic and I enjoy to draw of each picture.

Secondly. I noticed the "B10 - Seeing Shapes of a Horse's Head" topic has the most replies in the B threat. It looks like some kind of horse magic that the majority of beginners choose to draw a horse as their first draw.

And at last, there is my drawing of horse:

The lesson was majorly helpful.

Here are my horses

in this issue give you the steps to create some image of the head and because you start drawing simple shapes and complex

Here's my attempt :


Another version of horse1. Rushed it, but fun

I think I did pretty good on this

Hi!
I am one of the new teachers at Drawspace! Since you are asking, I thought I would see if I can answer you question-
First--Your horse doesn't look like a weirdo, he looks quite like a horse!--but you realize something is not quite right, and you are correct in your observation, which means have a good eye for seeing!
Now, take a look at your horse--pretend there is a line going straight down from his left ear. Now do the same for Brenda's horse--do you notice how the left ear of your horse , when you drop the line down, does not cross the same things as Brenda's horse?
Now, do the same thing for the right ear--again, can you see the difference?

As an added point, take your pencil and line it up on the back of your horse's neck---do the same for Brenda's --do you see how the angle of the line of your horse's neck is different than Brenda's?

I've tried not to tell you EXACTLY how they are different, because I would like to see if you can see it yourself--an important foundation of drawing is seeing lines and angles--if you find you need a little more help in seeing it, just let me know, and I will try to help you a bit more!
Good luck!

I definitely had encountered alot of trouble when I was drawing the challenge, it's harder working from an actual photo than a sketch.

I did, however, enjoy the lesson, and will probably try the challenge again later on.

Hi all

I really enjoyed this challenge, and im pretty happy with the result.

Hello World.

This is my first post on this forum, I want to say a major THANK YOU to Brenda for her lessons!

I'm sharing my horse, i hope you like it. Worth mentioning that I used a graphic tablet to draw it.

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See you soon!

HELLO THANK YOU BRENDA!!

IS THERE ANY WAY YOU CAN SHOW US HOW TO DRAW AN ENTIRE HORSE PLEEEEEEEASE!!!!!

Since this was the last drawing for section B my goal was to make it as proportionally correct and as real as possible. Open for comments!

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Excellent Job!

This is an absolutely wonderful tutorial, this website is unbelievable. I absolutely love it.

Excellent lesson, it gave me alot to look for in my future drawings.

I like that you put challenges in the lessons for extra practice ideas. I have trouble coming up with some, so thank you for the help.

Great lesson

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This is my first attempt. I loved this tutorial. Will try the challenge tomorrow. Thank you so much!

Thank you for this lesson Branda. I'm doing all your classes, step by step and for the first time in my life I can draw something. It's not that wonder but everyone can see that it's a horse. I tried your challenge too, but I gone better when I was seeing your drawings. I really enjoyed to draw. Thank you sharing with us.

This is brilliant and the more you do it the better it gets

Brilliant

Chrissy

Here is my challenge

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nice job like it

Hello from Spain!

First of all i would like to apologize for my poor English, I'm trying to do my best (can you write better than me in Spanish? ).
In my humble opinion, this page is awesome, it has a lot of examples and lessons and the learning curve is adjusted properly for my skills.
Those are my first attempts to draw a horse and the results overall aren't that bad, but the front view look a bit like a comic horse (maybe the borderlines are too bold?). I'm not really worried about that 'comic style' because this exercise was about seeing shapes, but you know...

Thanks for reading!

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Here's my undead looking horse.

excellent work