I love to paint Pegasus! Leaping for the sky or soaring like an eagle, there is something so facinating about a winged horse! I try to paint my Pegs as if they could really be real! From skeletal anatomy to muscles to wing shape and size, creating a flying horse and making him believable is my favorite fantasy painting subject! This Peg painting is 5x7 on birch.
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Sunday, October 4, 2009
New Work - Break Away
With a shrill, echoing scream of defiance at his human captor, Pegasus springs powerfully into the sky from the high mountain cliff! With strong wingbeats, he is soon just a glittering speck of white against a foggy mountain cloudscape!
I love to paint Pegasus! Leaping for the sky or soaring like an eagle, there is something so facinating about a winged horse! I try to paint my Pegs as if they could really be real! From skeletal anatomy to muscles to wing shape and size, creating a flying horse and making him believable is my favorite fantasy painting subject! This Peg painting is 5x7 on birch.
I love to paint Pegasus! Leaping for the sky or soaring like an eagle, there is something so facinating about a winged horse! I try to paint my Pegs as if they could really be real! From skeletal anatomy to muscles to wing shape and size, creating a flying horse and making him believable is my favorite fantasy painting subject! This Peg painting is 5x7 on birch.
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