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Bonus Magma studies before I did the boards 🔥
October 30, 2024 at 3:32 PM
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Thank u for the art share😆

I’m in the mood to share stabby horses again because I want to draw them right now but can’t.

I’m Bear, a fantasy illustrator & creator of ‘The Henchmen’s Guide’.
Here’s my art feed for anyone that wants to look at more of my art 👹
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A sketch of a small pot bellied unicorn, with a scraggly mane that goes all the way around its neck, two toed hooves like a deer, and a long cow like tail with an extensive length of hair whipping around at the end. The unicorn’s front feet are lifted from the ground as it stands a little higher on its back legs so it can use its horn, that is nearly as long as its body, to knock red apples down from a branch. As it rattles apples from a branch the fruit bounce onto the floor. One fruit is seen bouncing off it’s hind quarters. So far the unicorn has scored ten apples and still wants more. A sketch of two unicorns fencing, the first one has reared up on its hind legs and made a swing for its opponent, who has successfully turned and matched the blow. Foreheads locked, the second unicorn screams and shifts its weight to combat the force of the first on its hind legs. Wide eyed with crossed horns, neither beast shows any sign of letting up. A sketch of two unicorns fencing. One is shying back at the affront of the other, who has gotten a foreleg up against its opponents chest and is bearing down with a long horn barely parried by the other’s own horn. A sketch of a small forest unicorn with a horn as long as its body, that has eaten too much. It sits on its hind quarters, with a full belly, looking at all the red apples around it, with chunks bitten out on them; perhaps wondering if it has made a mistake or if it can manage another bite.
October 19, 2024 at 3:01 PM