So this happened. In the end I lengthened the body out to 'accurate' length because it looked better to my finicky
horses-do-not-work-that-way eye, and I fixed the hell out of the head. I'm pretty pleased with the result, and hopefully this will be the last time I get the hankering to make a difficult subject any more more difficult by doubling the number of limbs.
Hi Meg,
ReplyDeleteNot sure if you noticed but your horse has NINE legs!
:-)
Joking aside, Good luck with your return to CG Arts and Animation!
Actually, it has eight. I can't count :-( How embarrasing!
ReplyDeleteAhahaha! Oh, Tom, you were never made to be a mathematician. Thanks for the good-luck-offering! Will you be around, or are you off elsewhere doing your masters?
DeleteNot bloody horses again! What next? A bloody shark? A bloody shark riding side-saddle? :)
ReplyDeletemeanwhile...
How many masters of art students does it take to count the number of legs on a horse..?
There will always be horses. You cannot escape this truth C=
DeleteLooking good meg! And itll be good to have you back ! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Mike! It'll be good to be back.
Delete"...but you'll look sweet
ReplyDeleteupon the seat,
of a Horse-ical made for two!"
A song just for you my dear :)
Awww, you're such a charmer C=
DeleteYou can get two people on a strong, fit, four-legged horse, so how many people can you get on a legendary, greatest-of-all-horses eight-legged horse?