Hi everyone! I'm new to the group but have been with Equestrian Life for several years. Been out of touch and would like to reconnect. :) Hope to meet other equine artist here.

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HEYYY eever1...how do i add photos of my art on

My name is Liz and I am new to equestrianlife. I am a budding artist and have just recently started selling my artwork on the side. I am a physical therapist by day and an artist by night. I am completely self taught, but I love trying out different mediums. I mostly do graphite drawings, but I also work with colored pencils, soft pastels and acylic paints. I am hoping to give watercolors and charcoal a try very soon. There are some samples of my artwork on my profile. Feel free to check them out and comment. I am always open for critiques.

I am 19 and have been drawing since i can remember, along with riding. I have four of my drawings in one of my galleries and would love some feedback. I have been trying to sell some of them to help pay off student loans :) thanks!

Hi, my name is Casey and I am new here at equestrian life. I am an artist in an art form that isn't that well know. I make custom stained glass windows. I have made everything from landscapes to human faces but my love is making them of horses. I have done portraits, horses in motion, and horse and rider designs. Please check out my website and leave me some feedback. They are made to order.

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Thanks,
Casey

just wondering... how do u make a group?

I am going to post some art work up... I think it would benefit

I called the herd for their morning meal.
He didn't come and the fear in my heart was immediately real.

He was always there, the head of the herd.
The other horses didn't come for the grain that was offered.
Those equines had a look in their eyes that something was wrong.
I knew in a moment that my pride and joy might be gone.

My heart broke that day.
As I saw Zip in the spot where he lay.

Zippos High Caliber was still beautiful, shiny, and warm.
I'd spent the night before washing and trimming in the barn.
He was silky and clean and ready to show.
All I could do was hug and hold him crying out “no!”

August 1st is a day I will never forget.
Blast the drought, the dust and the humidity that let
my best buddy fall to asthma, that dreadful disease.
I knew in my heart that I couldn't ask “God, please!”

He was gone in his prime and loved by all.
No more trophies or championships or figuring his way out of a stall.
Zip gave his heart in whatever he did.
Be it reining, halter, trail, games, or teaching a kid.

He had almost human-like qualities like no other.
We sadly buried him right beside his dear mother.
Two beloved horses laying side by side.
Thank you to all who rode them, loved them, and cried.

The healing process has barely begun.
I'll never forget the reining patterns that he run.
His speed and his quickness, the collection, the spins.
It was his pride, his heart, his versatility that helped him win.

Now as I stare at his retired bridle and special bit,
those horseshoes, the blankets each with a championship year on it,
I find my heart heavy and sometimes so sad.
I do have Zip's black sister and know that I should be glad.

There forever will be a fondness in my heart
and know that our souls will never be far apart.
I'll look up to heaven and listen for hoofbeats so fast
and know Zip and Blackie are galloping through the grass.

Rest in peace my beautiful red bay.
A piece of my heart went with you that day.

Shelley Sime Fossen