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About My Unicorn Art:
Unicorns, according to legends, were horse type creatures with cloven hooves, lion tails, goat beards and corkscrew type horns centered on
their foreheads. No one knows what they actually looked like, but they are noted in the bible as having been around.
Growing up on a farm, we always had horses. My horse was Rampage, a bold, yet graceful quarter horse. His coat was chestnut and had
dark brown mane and tail. Quite spirited he was.
When I rode him I often imagined him being a unicorn or pegasus and the forests surrounding our farm miraculously transformed into
enchanted woods filled with mythical creatures. His nostrils would flare open, mane and tail wisping in the wind, and a glitter of magic
reflected from his deep, thoughtful eyes. My mind would wander to far away lands as I rode steadily with my head in the clouds. (Of course,
being a dreamer, this was to be expected I suppose.)
So in my unicorn artworks, you will see Rampage's spirit as he gallops through the wondrous, magical realm that I hold dearly in my
childhood memories and forever within my heart.
Unicorns, according to legends, were horse type creatures with cloven hooves, lion tails, goat beards and corkscrew type horns centered on
their foreheads. No one knows what they actually looked like, but they are noted in the bible as having been around.
Growing up on a farm, we always had horses. My horse was Rampage, a bold, yet graceful quarter horse. His coat was chestnut and had
dark brown mane and tail. Quite spirited he was.
When I rode him I often imagined him being a unicorn or pegasus and the forests surrounding our farm miraculously transformed into
enchanted woods filled with mythical creatures. His nostrils would flare open, mane and tail wisping in the wind, and a glitter of magic
reflected from his deep, thoughtful eyes. My mind would wander to far away lands as I rode steadily with my head in the clouds. (Of course,
being a dreamer, this was to be expected I suppose.)
So in my unicorn artworks, you will see Rampage's spirit as he gallops through the wondrous, magical realm that I hold dearly in my
childhood memories and forever within my heart.
