I was not raised with horses in my life growing up, but my Daddy raised Alpaloosas and my half sister was quite a horsewoman in her younger days. I know I would have been just like she was with the horses all the outfits adorned with bling and riding like the wind on her beautiful horse. The wind blowing her hair back as she rode with such confidence looking majestic as her four legged friend.
We and our daughter went together and bought our grandaughter a red horse. Not sure what he is called in horse colors but red to me. We got go baby sit him for a little over a year and it was wonderful. I got to love on him and watch him graze on our "back 2 . Actually it was our back two acres but we called it our back 2. The tail swishing and just watching him run with the neighboring horses and the sun shining on his coat. That was a treat for us to be able to do that. He later was sold but the memory of him was great for me.
I do like to paint them though so here are a couple of paintings I have done of these magical animals.
This beautiful paint was at a horse show we went to a couple of years back, he was tied to a trailer all by himself and I just had to paint him. His ears perked up so pretty when I walked up to him and just talked and talked to him. He made the wonderful sound they make when talking back to you. Like hello Annette thanks for taking time to come and see me.
This handsome fellow is my rendition of an indian horse of sorts. Just had to give him a little paint and some fancey feathers. A tad make believe here but it could have happened at least in my world.
There you go, thanks for stopping by and seeing what is going on in my world today..
Beautiful paintings, Annette and a lovely story too! Hope you are having an awesome sunday!
ReplyDeleteDear Annette. Your love for horses really shows in these paintings, they are gorgeous, the first one totally blew me...fantastic. Big hug
ReplyDelete...just looked through your blog. Your art is gorgeous!! I love the black and white paint. You can just see the love in his eyes...
ReplyDeleteHorse paintings are always special and amazing. But yours bring a whole new meaning to Horse Paintings. I just love what you do to make them come alive!
ReplyDeleteBoth are wonderful Annette.
ReplyDeleteHugs Enny.
Loved your story and the paintings are terrific!
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