I would think it goes without saying, but nevertheless, given how blogs go on and on, I suppose I should make it clear, that all text or photos are copyright by me upon posting. Dan's Myth, that is. Unless I state otherwise. Just doing my thing. My writings at times, may be dark, or sarcastic and acidic. I do try to throw some romance into the mix. But I wish no harm to anybody. That is the best I can come up with as far as disclaimers go. Don't steal suff.Thanks a lot.
Ooh, Blogitse, you are so on it...that's how I thought of it...that's why the horse and rider's colors cross over...they are part of each other...or one, or becoming one...back to the one thing, eh?
What I like most about this piece is that it is very animated to me. As soon as I saw it I thought somebody was gonna come galloping straight towards me, firing his six-shooter in the air and yelping the whole yee-haw thing. I've seen cartoonists use little movement lines to emphasize what direction an arm is swinging, etc...Without any addition or explanation, this piece comes across as animated as a still picture could possibly be. I love it. It makes me wish I could see the next frame...what in the world is going to happen next?
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This one looks a little funny to me. I giggled when I saw it. It makes me think of a cowboy on a horse with a thumbs up sign going hee haw!
Awesome piece:) I'd really like you to do something about the purple cowboy and the good daughter:)
I think a lot of the drawings I do have a cartoonish quality....I will keep purple cowboy and good daughter in mind..that might be a good one for you.
yee haw~!
ride 'em cowboy!!
BG
yeahhhhh!
Yippieeehhhaaaa :)
Lovely piece :)!
seamless teamwork - they are one...
Ooh, Blogitse, you are so on it...that's how I thought of it...that's why the horse and rider's colors cross over...they are part of each other...or one, or becoming one...back to the one thing, eh?
What I like most about this piece is that it is very animated to me. As soon as I saw it I thought somebody was gonna come galloping straight towards me, firing his six-shooter in the air and yelping the whole yee-haw thing. I've seen cartoonists use little movement lines to emphasize what direction an arm is swinging, etc...Without any addition or explanation, this piece comes across as animated as a still picture could possibly be. I love it. It makes me wish I could see the next frame...what in the world is going to happen next?
They are becoming one, or so I was imagining!
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