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metal prints horse appaloosa warrior mustang fog mist gallop run galloping war paint painted war horse equestrian equine horse lover

digital art horse appaloosa warrior mustang fog mist gallop run galloping war paint painted war horse equestrian equine horse lover

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Emerging from the mists, a warrior horse gallops towards the viewer in this scene from the American Wild West.  The Appaloosa, a white horse with brown spots, is painted for war in red and blue war paint. For keen senses, this Indian pony has the sun painted around its eye. Because he has brought his rider back unharmed from battle, there is a hand print on its hindquarters. The fire arrow on its neck to cause harm to its foes. Because it has pushed a person over, the horse has hand prints on its chest. The blue dots are hail to rain down upon enemies.I've created several artworks before this featuring appaloosas. They've been rather popular, but I've never depicted such a horse in war paint (another popular theme in my art). So I decided it was time and made this the first artwork of mine in 2021.How I make art like this: http://fineartbydaniel.com/2017/12/18/how-i-make-art-3d-rendering/Tools I used to make this: http://fineartbydaniel.com/resources/How I sell art: http://fineartb...

I am a forty-something living in the Metro-Atlanta area -- one of the few people who was actually born and raised here. I'm married and have two sons and a daughter. By day, I am a senior software engineer. But, by night I am a 3D render artist. I have dual degrees from the University of Georgia, one in Computer Science, the other in Fine Art. So, it seems only natural that I attempt to combine the two by producing art using a computer. Plus, I find that it's a bit more practical than painting as it doesn't require all of the clean up, harsh chemicals, or expensive supplies. In fact, I have been a render artist since some of the first ray-tracing programs were made publicly available in the mid 80's. To follow me on facebook CLICK...