Yellowtail Ranch said:

https://i.ibb.co/ngcFyyG/Kia.jpg

I use ibis paint but any help/advice would be appreciated. :D

I used this image for reference to the pose but not the color. The color was all me as well as painting. This was my first time doing something like this but it was very refreshing from the normal manips so I plan on making more.

https://www.deviantart.com/blissfully-blind/art/Horse-Stock-53-162205611

I didn't like how the original mane and tail was so I brought them to more attention. I don't exactly like the super wispy mane so I just did the basic mane/tail if ya know what I mean. I did the markings after I shaded and highlighted which I wholly regretted. Lol. It was so much extra shading/highlighting. Yes this horse is supposed to be mostly realistic with the exception of markings.

Is there anything you don't like about it? Anything you love? What should I try to improve? Any tips and tricks that could help? I do plan on making more only this time with more realistic mane/tail. Any way to paint manes/tails?

Thankyou in advance! :D

Sunset Grove Farm said:
Is there any way to fix the REALLY low quality?

But yes as you've stated the horse is very over blurred, next time duplicate the horse layer and lock the transparency, use the smudge tool onoe strength to smudge the horses coat, try and keep the muscle detail still in, clip this layer to the original and lower the opacity

Ery nice job on the grounding, next time add a simple. Shadow tho

Add some highlights and shadows to the mane and tail, neve ruse black a a base coat tho, use a dark grey but never black

Add some highlights to the hirse itself

Maqaroon said:
https://horseeden.com/horse.php?id=16895140
I agree I went a little heavy on the blur tool but anything else?

Oak valley said:
https://i.postimg.cc/bvNLcD60/Untitled127.png

My first attempt at lineart, thoughts??