Ok...another new etchie

[Winter Ridge Stables]

Let me know what you think. He's not quite done, i'm going to add some white to his other rear leg. touch up a couple spots. any input is welcome!

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v611/Winter_Ridge_Stables/customs/100_1788.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v611/Winter_Ridge_Stables/customs/100_1787.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v611/Winter_Ridge_Stables/customs/100_1790.jpg

[MaggieBennett]

The edges of the markings look very solid to me, especially for an overo (I'm guessing that's what he is?) Maybe make them more irregular?

[Dr. Bork Bork]

he's etched? He looks painted. And yes, rough up those edges some. Decent start though :)

[LaughingStockStables]

He doesn't really look like an overo to me, but he's pretty! :)

[unicornwoman]

Well, as an artistic type (though not a customizer), I would like to see you really use the etching technique to its full value. This horse does look painted and the edges seem really hard. With etching, you can achieve such detailed edges and other fantastic effects. It is a great technique for roans, appies, and paints.

Try pushing the limits a little and think you'll like it. :)

[Winter Ridge Stables]

thank you all...i'm going to see what i can do to soften him up a bit.