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Published: 2012-06-10 11:58:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 10508; Favourites: 242; Downloads: 8
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Norse mythology again
- Loki as a mare, Sigyn and small foal Sleipnir in the meadow. ... I like horses and I love this myth
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Hi Helena! As a Fjordhorses lover (my youngest is also a gray Fjordhorse) I just love this art piece of little Sleipnir and the myth that belongs to it.
I'm starting up my own practice as a coach using horses. I would really like to use this image on my website or as a logo. Could you please contact me? My email is: roos@hoppipolla.nl Β Thanks!
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Hi, I'm the managing editor of Storytelling Magazine and would like to use one of your Loki as aΒ Mare images for an upcoming issue. Please contact me at jsthompson@storynet.org if that is a possibility. Thanks, ~Janet
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Aw, yeah... This was a pretty funny myth. Heheh... It made me giggle towards the end. *sigh*
Excellent work! 
Little Sleipnir is super adorable. ^_^ <3
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Aww, Sleipnir is so cute! 
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AWWWW! I love it! It's so cute. I love all your work so much! And I love your Sigyn. She is just sooo.....soooo sweet!
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I love the colors and all the little curls and spirals.
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The leaves in the background are wonderful, and I love the composition of this one. Very lovely!
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Wonderful.
Looks like Sigyn is taking change surprisingly well
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May be, or she doesn't know the mare identity at all
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I love this myth too, and I love how you draw horses! Majestic white mare Loki and foal Sleipnir is adorable!
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Nicely done, as usually)
Btw, I wonder what kind of paper (if it is paper) do you use? I like the texture.
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Thanks a lot! 
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It's actually quite small it has cca 11,25" x 7,5" / 19cm x 28,5cm (it is the size the motive)
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Wow, such a detailed art work on such a small surface, you are really skillful :nodL (not that I questioned you skillfulness before, just ... I'm impressed 
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To tell the true it is a necessity, the small surface I mean. I am working in a small place, so can't work on a big surfaces
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well, real artists were always restricted in their means and they created masterpieces) I mean, size doesn't matter in this case
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