"Horsemanship is a Fine Art..."
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This past weekend I was lucky enough to attend a horse clinic run by world class horseman and clinician, Buck Brannaman. For anybody out there who hasn't heard of Buck, you should get yourself in front of a TV and watch the 2011 documentary made about him. You don't have to be a horse lover to appreciate it, it's more about being human than anything. Here's a little taste.... That being said - I'm sure you're wondering - what does this have to do with your artwork? Well, I truly believe that inspiration comes from all sorts of different places and this week my inspiration happens to come from a cowboy and the four legged friends he helps. I came to the clinic armed with my sketchpad and prismacolors - ready to tackle some animal life drawing and to continue to hone my equine drawing skills (along with absorbing as much horseman knowledge that I could). I love horses and have been riding for awhile, but I'