Stellar Performance
08:07:07 Luna's SD Ponies
Oh, I didn't realize it was an elevated WBC. I know Trish said elevated blood but didn't know it was white blood cells
Morning Glory Farms
08:06:56 Terici/Dino/Trish
she had slightly elevated wbc but they werent to terribly worried about it so im not sure
TopGun Elites
08:06:48 mav/maverick
i would guess spinal cord underdevelopment, SC injury, SC pinch, something wrong with the hips/pelvis, brain underdevelopment, or maybe something worse god forbid.
Hayzed Pastures
08:06:36 
Unless i read something wrong in an earlier comment lol
Morning Glory Farms
08:06:17 Terici/Dino/Trish
pretty textbook except the mare took slightly longer than normal and had to have 2CC of oxy
Hayzed Pastures
08:06:04 
Elevated WBCs indicates infection
Stellar Performance
08:05:43 Luna's SD Ponies
If there was an infection though wouldn't they blood tests show it?
Hayzed Pastures
08:04:29 
Id be wondering if there was a spinal cord infection or something. Was it a normal birth or what?
Stellar Performance
08:03:45 Luna's SD Ponies
Trish, that's fair. I really hope you have a better foaling season and safe delivery for mommas and babies
Morning Glory Farms
08:02:21 Terici/Dino/Trish
im not sure what they are going to do with it, they may just chalk it up to shit luck
Painted Perfection
08:01:12 Luna The Gene Queen
Congrats Spruce
Painted Perfection
08:00:58 Luna The Gene Queen
Night Mythyboo
Mythological
08:00:33 Crowley | Myth
Night
White Spruce Ranch
08:00:26 
Wow, I was not expecting her as a result! -HEE Click-
Painted Perfection
07:58:00 Luna The Gene Queen
Are they opting for an autopsy?
Painted Perfection
07:56:41 Luna The Gene Queen
Under development of the brain or legs maybe?
TopGun Elites
07:56:04 mav/maverick
trish

could it have been neurological?
Morning Glory Farms
07:55:25 Terici/Dino/Trish
best they can tell maybe something got pinched in her spine/legs she was a little contracted
Azrail Elites
07:53:42 Candi
Had it in a few lambs, boss usually threw them to the side IÂ’d bring them home and nurse them back just to prove him wrongÂ….
Painted Perfection
07:53:23 Luna The Gene Queen
That's really rough
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Color change and white markings help June 26, 2023 11:12 AM

DaisyMeadowEventing
 
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Lately I've been struggling with color changes and complex white markings. I use ibis paint x and an IPad + Apple Pencil. Any tutorial recommendations?
Color change and white markings help June 26, 2023 04:36 PM

Zomb
 
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I use IbispaintX!
if you'd like, I have some spare time Wednesday evening, I can throw a quick tutorial together?
if you need to know ASAP I can try explain it!

Changes- I ALWAYS leave the body prep till after I've done my colour changes. You don't see streaks. I make the subject a grey scale which is on your filters.. Don't change the darkness etc just leave it in the middle on both tabs (you'll see what I mean). Making that layer an alpha layer, I add a new one making it a clipping layer and changing the layer type to Colour (right at the bottom) I then take a colour off the horse your making the art for (the lightest of the coat) and with an airbrush I colour over the horse on the clipping layer. Play with the opacity of the layer to make it how you like it. This DOES NOT work with all colour changes. If you need help regarding more difficult colours, drop me a PM!

Patterns - Again, before I go into doing body prep, I always do the white markings first. Using the lasso tool I roughly mark the markings out. Although I lasso MORE so I can erase some later on. Make sure the lasso is on the horse layer and Duplicate that layer, making it a clipping layer go into: Hue, saturation and lightness. You want to move the saturation all the way down (to the right) and the lightness to the left (not too bright as the image may lose detailing like muscling etc). Once I've confirmed that, I'll then go to Tone Curve and adjust the lighting/contrast there. That's how I get the really white parts on my art.
On the pattern layer I then go in with a rough brush (mines chalk I believe?) and go around the markings, making them look like said horse your making the art for.
This won't work for everyone. This works for me.

and that's how I do both, others may do things differently, if you'd still like me to throw together a tutorial, let me know!

Edited at June 26, 2023 04:44 PM by Zomb
Color change and white markings help June 26, 2023 05:56 PM

DaisyMeadowEventing
 
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Zomb said:
I use IbispaintX!
if you'd like, I have some spare time Wednesday evening, I can throw a quick tutorial together?
if you need to know ASAP I can try explain it!

Changes- I ALWAYS leave the body prep till after I've done my colour changes. You don't see streaks. I make the subject a grey scale which is on your filters.. Don't change the darkness etc just leave it in the middle on both tabs (you'll see what I mean). Making that layer an alpha layer, I add a new one making it a clipping layer and changing the layer type to Colour (right at the bottom) I then take a colour off the horse your making the art for (the lightest of the coat) and with an airbrush I colour over the horse on the clipping layer. Play with the opacity of the layer to make it how you like it. This DOES NOT work with all colour changes. If you need help regarding more difficult colours, drop me a PM!

Patterns - Again, before I go into doing body prep, I always do the white markings first. Using the lasso tool I roughly mark the markings out. Although I lasso MORE so I can erase some later on. Make sure the lasso is on the horse layer and Duplicate that layer, making it a clipping layer go into: Hue, saturation and lightness. You want to move the saturation all the way down (to the right) and the lightness to the left (not too bright as the image may lose detailing like muscling etc). Once I've confirmed that, I'll then go to Tone Curve and adjust the lighting/contrast there. That's how I get the really white parts on my art.
On the pattern layer I then go in with a rough brush (mines chalk I believe?) and go around the markings, making them look like said horse your making the art for.
This won't work for everyone. This works for me.

and that's how I do both, others may do things differently, if you'd still like me to throw together a tutorial, let me know!


This helps a lot, thank you so much Zomb! If you don't mind making a tutorial I'd love to see it!
Color change and white markings help June 28, 2023 01:09 PM

Sungold Eventing
 
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A tutorial would be great! ❤️

DaisyMeadowEventing said:

Zomb said:
I use IbispaintX!
if you'd like, I have some spare time Wednesday evening, I can throw a quick tutorial together?
if you need to know ASAP I can try explain it!

Changes- I ALWAYS leave the body prep till after I've done my colour changes. You don't see streaks. I make the subject a grey scale which is on your filters.. Don't change the darkness etc just leave it in the middle on both tabs (you'll see what I mean). Making that layer an alpha layer, I add a new one making it a clipping layer and changing the layer type to Colour (right at the bottom) I then take a colour off the horse your making the art for (the lightest of the coat) and with an airbrush I colour over the horse on the clipping layer. Play with the opacity of the layer to make it how you like it. This DOES NOT work with all colour changes. If you need help regarding more difficult colours, drop me a PM!

Patterns - Again, before I go into doing body prep, I always do the white markings first. Using the lasso tool I roughly mark the markings out. Although I lasso MORE so I can erase some later on. Make sure the lasso is on the horse layer and Duplicate that layer, making it a clipping layer go into: Hue, saturation and lightness. You want to move the saturation all the way down (to the right) and the lightness to the left (not too bright as the image may lose detailing like muscling etc). Once I've confirmed that, I'll then go to Tone Curve and adjust the lighting/contrast there. That's how I get the really white parts on my art.
On the pattern layer I then go in with a rough brush (mines chalk I believe?) and go around the markings, making them look like said horse your making the art for.
This won't work for everyone. This works for me.

and that's how I do both, others may do things differently, if you'd still like me to throw together a tutorial, let me know!


This helps a lot, thank you so much Zomb! If you don't mind making a tutorial I'd love to see it!


Color change and white markings help June 28, 2023 01:11 PM

Fairytale Paints
 
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I'd love a Zomb tutorial as well 👀
Color change and white markings help July 2, 2023 02:30 PM

Zomb
 
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so ill do a tutorial with the commissions i have to do hehe, one on everything or just markings?
Color change and white markings help July 2, 2023 03:31 PM

DaisyMeadowEventing
 
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Zomb said:
so ill do a tutorial with the commissions i have to do hehe, one on everything or just markings?


If you don't mid doing everything, I'd really appreciate it <33
Color change and white markings help July 3, 2023 05:20 AM

Zomb
 
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Tis here guys
its a long one!
Color change and white markings help July 3, 2023 05:41 AM

Sungold Eventing
 
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Thank you zomb! ❤️
Color change and white markings help July 3, 2023 06:38 AM

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Thank you zomb! ❤️

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