Runaround by Flint_Hawk
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Description
Here is the second picture, I did this one for fun! Are the birds trying to protect their nests by chasing the horses away? Or are they playing?
Credits:
HiveWire Draft Horse by CG Cubed, Christopher Creek Art & CWRW at Renderosity
HiveWire Foal by ChristopherCreek Art, CGCubed & CWRW at Renderosity
CWRW Ultra Textures for the HiveWire Horse Pack 1 by CWRW at Renderosity
SBRM European Edition (Blue Tit) by Ken_Gilliland at Renderosity
Vine Maple 02 by hathienphu88 at CG Trader
Simply Grass-The Rough Stuff by MartinJFrost at DAZ 3D
Golden Euonymus bush with rock by Ehsan-soleymannia at CG Trader
Legends of Fantasy by Susan Justice (formerly McKivergan) at Renderosity
Medieval Tree Sanctuary by Bertrand Perez (Dante78) at Renderosity
Set of Hangzhou elm Trees by moonikoffice at CG Trader
Fantasy Backgrounds by Antje Darling & Bez Boardman at Renderosity
Comments (13)
They are having fun, wonderful.
You do the best horse images.
Just wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think the bigger horse (by the look of the eye) is a bit startled. The little one is probably playing. :-)
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Fantastic horse scene !!
ein sehr schöner Render
gorgeous work!
Those are blue jays. They are attacking the horses in hopes of eating well tonight! Great job!
Very nice work! Like the addition of the birds and the autumn colors!
Outstanding composition and creative fun scene!
I think the birds are playing. Nicely done!
Let's say they are playing, then everyone is having fun! :)
So cute! I know that's the Belgian coat and draft shape, but they look almost like Haflingers (if they were a bit shorter in the leg, perhaps). Given how much birds like to interact with horses (using them mostly as soft places to rest and do their business and occasionally as sources of dribbled grain), I'm gonna go with "they're playing"! :-) Love how the horses' coats complement the autumn colors!