New Schleich Trakehner horses for 2014

SUSANNE wrote:

Perhaps the horse would look more natural if the upper line didn't go down so much at the shoulder ?
I am sorry, I still don't know how to draw in my new program, so please if you will use your imagination    

The height of two points shown with arrows ( I do not know the names in English) should be almost the same.

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So if the body was moved up, and the legs were longer, he would begin to look more natyral, I think ;-)

the whithers is one of them :) where the first arrow is !

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I would love it more if he has that proportions in my opinion   

Álvaro/schleich wrote:

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I would love it more if he has that proportions in my opinion   

Alvaro, I love that sketch! That would make him so beautiful.   I am transfixed by that tail and the leg raised.   

Animal_Figures_4U wrote:

Álvaro/schleich wrote:

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I would love it more if he has that proportions in my opinion   

Alvaro, I love that sketch! That would make him so beautiful.   I am transfixed by that tail and the leg raised.   

Thank you 4U  

Álvaro/schleich wrote:

Thank you  4U  

You are welcome!   

Very good ideas for improvement Álvaro. He could look even more alive that way!

I tried to make some improvements too. (Photos i used are from Spielzeug Guenstig.. I hope is ok   )
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Carola wrote:

I tried to make some improvements too.

Wonderful improvements!    Much better  

Animal_Figures_4U wrote:

Carola wrote:

I tried to make some improvements too.

Wonderful improvements!    Much better  

Thank you 4U   

Carola wrote:

Animal_Figures_4U wrote:

Carola wrote:

I tried to make some improvements too.

Wonderful improvements!    Much better  

Thank you 4U   

You're welcome!   

Carola, your versions are so much better than original schleichs! wow!     If they only could sculpt it like that!

Om     I love them    Great work Carola now I want that horses   

Carola wrote:

Very good ideas for improvement Álvaro. He could look even more alive that way!

I tried to make some improvements too. (Photos i used are from Spielzeug Guenstig.. I hope is ok   )
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    Omg how did you do it?!    They looks stunning in your versions!   Esp the heads..I was just WOW!

It is nice horse!      

Thank you all for the comments, I'm happy the improvement are working well!

jonesee wrote:

   Omg how did you do it?!    They looks stunning in your versions!   Esp the heads..I was just WOW!

Cut and paste in Photoshop, along with the Warp Tool in the Filter called Liquify. It can do wonders   (I say don't believe the perfect models you see in the magazines!!)
(I use Photoshop Elements 12)

Carola wrote:

Thank you all for the comments, I'm happy the improvement are working well!

jonesee wrote:

   Omg how did you do it?!    They looks stunning in your versions!   Esp the heads..I was just WOW!

Cut and paste in Photoshop, along with the Warp Tool in the Filter called Liquify. It can do wonders   (I say don't believe the perfect models you see in the magazines!!)
(I use Photoshop Elements 12)

Still, amazing! Thank you for pics Carola!   

That's awesome! Very well done Carola!
That's why I want to learn how to work with photoshop It's magnificent! (I'm already able to work with Photofiltre, so I kinda know the basics already)

JackyLovertjex wrote:

That's awesome! Very well done Carola!
That's why I want to learn how to work with photoshop :PIt's magnificent! (I'm already able to work with Photofiltre, so I kinda know the basics already)

Thank you Yes, PhotoShop is really great! Takes a little time to learn, I think  

JackyLovertjex wrote:

That's awesome! Very well done Carola!
That's why I want to learn how to work with photoshop :PIt's magnificent! (I'm already able to work with Photofiltre, so I kinda know the basics already)

If you don't have Photoshop and don't want to spend the money on it, GIMP is a free program that I've heard is almost exactly the same as Photoshop, minus the price!   I use GIMP, and am very happy with it. As Carola mentioned, it does take some practice but you eventually get the hang of it.   

Animal_Figures_4U wrote:

JackyLovertjex wrote:

That's awesome! Very well done Carola!
That's why I want to learn how to work with photoshop :PIt's magnificent! (I'm already able to work with Photofiltre, so I kinda know the basics already)

If you don't have Photoshop and don't want to spend the money on it, GIMP is a free program that I've heard is almost exactly the same as Photoshop, minus the price!   I use GIMP, and am very happy with it. As Carola mentioned, it does take some practice but you eventually get the hang of it.   

I have not tried Gimp, but it sounds nice  PhotoShop Elements is a fair priced, I think, light version of the Professional PS(which is VERY expensive   )
And Elements has all that I need  

I have GIMP, but I just can't work with it I hate all the tables.. I like it simple.

JackyLovertjex wrote:

I have GIMP, but I just can't work with it :PI hate all the tables.. I like it simple.

  I felt that way when I started using it. But now I use GIMP with the one window setup and it's much easier.

(To do this, mouse over the "Windows" tab, then check "Single Window Mode."  You might like Inkscape as well, but this is mostly just for graphic designs as it does not have photo editing tools.)

Very nice Carola. You're good at it!

Arnaud wrote:

Very nice Carola. You're good at it!

Thank you Arnaud   

But I must say, it would be easier if just making a new model from scratch. These manipulations are just to make a point, as I see even flaws in them.