So, I got that Sketchbook Autodesk on my phone last night. I was surprised how easy it was to draw on it, considering I am looking at a phone screen. So, I did a couple pieces. Yes, my first one was indeed a horse 😁.

This was my first go and I am quite proud of it! I named the sketch Midnight Grey, because its in the middle of the night and its a grey horse.

I just did a simple rainbow next to get comfortable with the different ways to blend. I took each solid color then blended them with their in between (red to orange, blended with an orange red)

This one was really fun! So you can choose symmetry and to not for past symmetry lines when sketching. So I did angled lines to the line of symmetry and it turned out like a bunch of arrows. I used a lime green, teal, and what was listed as a shade of blue on the color wheel but looks like a cool lavender.

This one is my least favorite. Them again, I have never done a front view horse ever in my life. I used a lot of the symmetry to help with balancing the sides of the horse. It took a while because whenever I would move on to a shade of brown, and need the previous shade, I could match the previous shade. So originally the mane was shorter, but I have to make it longer and a different shade because there was a line in the middle of the horse face and it was too far back in the history of my drawing to hit the undo button (it was before the stars). So I named this one Star Gazer and I thought it would be cool to have a story line for the horse.
Star Gazer would be a 2 year old filly thoroughbred. She would have a solid coat and a chestnut colored mane. She would be bred to race and would make her name known on the race track. She would eventually win enough to become champion filly and mare. Eventually she would race the colts in the Breeder's Cup Classic. Will she win? Maybe, maybe not, haven't decided.😊