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Submitted: November 2, 2010
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My Heart's Desireby ~cerona

Digital Art / Drawings & Paintings / Animals

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This is Annie (Heart's Desire), Emma's beloved thoroughbred mare who was sadly put to sleep a year ago. I had the great honour of making a painting in her memory, and I hope I manage to capture her personality and spirit. She is such a gorgeous lady in every possible way, and I can only imagine how hard it must be to lose someone like that. ♥

THE MAKING OF "My Heart's Desire"

Tools: Photoshop CS2, Bamboo Tablet
Time taken: 9 hours
Layers: 18
Original size: 3508x2480 px
Credit: Pose referenced from Mark J. Barrett.

You are not authorised to use this image without my written permission. It may not be used for blogs or sim games, reposted and claimed as your own, or altered in any way. Please respect my wishes.

Artwork © Malin Träisk

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~Gigari Sep 6, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

wow, amazing! my drawings of horses are not nearly as good, and probably never will be ^^' but i do hope that you continue your wonderful artwork for a long long time

it's amazing!

~cerona Sep 9, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Thank you, I'm so glad you enjoy it! And don't give up practising your art, everyone has to start from the beginning and work their way up with lots of time, patience and most importantly, relentless practise