One of my all time favorite artists, Bev Doolittle has a unique perspective on equine art. She has been making me smile since I was a kid. Her work is an interesting blend of Native American art, animal art and a dash of optical illusion.
For those of you who don’t know her, I thought I’d share a few of my favorites. (The piece at the top of the page is titled Sacred Ground).
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The horse is a popular photoshop subject and I’ve scoured the web for more of the best photoshopped horses to share.
In fact, I managed to find so many that I had to split them into several parts. Here is a starter to get your appetite going.
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Probably harder to believe in than the horned unicorn, but every bit as majestic and beautiful, here is some cool pegasus art.
Be sure to visit the links and check out more of the artists work.
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Here is a stunning collection of some of the best amateur horse art I could find across the web.
Be sure to click the link underneath and go check out more of the artist’s work.
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Mixing photoshop and horses can create some pretty incredible images.
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Mythical creatures are a surprisingly popular subject for artists worldwide and the unicorn is no exception, this leads me to believe that some artists do believe in unicorns…Dungeon Master commence.
Each image links to the artist’s profile – be sure to go check out the rest of their art.
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As I increased the depth of my research into the world of horse graffiti I found an overwhelming amount of fantastic graffiti. In fact I found so many I just keep creating more posts.
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Regardless of your stance on graffiti, you have to admit that some of the artwork is amazing. I’ve always enjoyed street art and I love horses, so I thought I’d look into the street art scene and see if they liked horses too.
Initially it seemed that the horse is not a popular graffiti subject, however as I started to intensify my search I was able to find interesting horse graffiti from around the globe.
In fact, I found so much of it I had to break them down into several posts.
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