4 Artists Showcasing Horses
These four artists offer horse art in four different ways. Given their unique life experiences and artistic journeys, we’d expect nothing less! From spiritual and ethereal to goofy and charming, we’re taking a look at how four different creators showcase these extraordinary equines.
With such incredible intelligence, graceful movement, and beautiful manes, horses are beloved by 1.6 million households in the U.S. alone. Thanks to their connection with humans and their mesmerizing beauty, it’s no wonder that artists are incorporating these galloping animals in their creations. While we see these majestic beasts represented in art with cowboys or wild west scenes, artists are finding other ways to include it in their work. Some creators take inspiration from typical western life, while others showcase horses in a different direction.
From making funny expressions in portraits to wearing Native American feathers, the work from these artists can bring majestic dreaminess, country captivation, and more types of vibes. Whether you prefer celestial paintings or rural photography, keep scrolling to find a new favorite artist.
1. Laurie Prindle
Colorado-based artist Laurie Prindle’s digital paintings feature horses and other wildlife in dreamy scenes. Revealing stallions in a spiritual light, she pairs them with traditional Native American feathers and garb or showcases their manes flowing majestically in the wind. Bringing a soft touch to many of her creations, she highlights the beauty of these incredible creatures.
From a strong wind walker with a dreamcatcher to snow ghost jumping in the air, we think her artwork can be a lovely way to create an ethereal equine atmosphere.
2. Fefa Koroleva
Inspired by animals, Moscow-based artist Fefa Koroleva’s paintings feature pets and creatures with mystical touches. Showcasing the magical side of horses, she brings in moons and star symbols, golden glows, and effortless waves of movement. Often contrasting the animal in color against a black, starry background, she pulls us into enchanting scenes.
From the maned animals circling a magic tree to a red horse and friends dancing with the spirits, we think her artwork can be a great way to bring a touch of celestial wonder to your space.
3. Gen Farrell
Inspired by her studies and travels, Burleson, Texas-based artist Gen Farrell paintings center around horses, cowboys, and cows. Honing in on her portraits of horses making silly faces, she emphasizes the playful, goofy, and loveable side of these beautiful western animals. With such hilarious expressions like showing their teeth or pouting their lips, we’re reminded that living creatures all have a soft side.
From giving a close-lipped smile to holding a mouthful of hay, we think her artwork can be a fun way to bring delightfully charming energy to your space.
4. Rhonda Thompson
Taking inspiration from the promise of a new day, long walks and listening to the sounds of nature, Rhonda Thompson’s photographs showcase animals in the great outdoors. Capturing horses in deserts and rural areas, she shows off the wild and free side of these hoofed friends. Whether it’s a group of them following the leader or a lone pony by a hillside, she takes us to their land.
From outrunning an incoming storm to taking the challenge of galloping uphill, we think her artwork can be a wonderful way to add a captivating country flair to your space.
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