Bonjour! Je m'appelle Barone...

A new character of mine that is based on one of the sexiest looking breeds of draft horse in the world, the Boulonnais Stallion. Barone is a grey white stallion anthro seen resting in the sun on the beach near the Pas De Calais in Northern France. The artwork is (C) to Lope October 2008.

Barone version 2, (non anthro)

Non anthro version of Barone. If he doesn't want anyone to see him in his anthro form he changes to this more innocent looking appearance. He usually jumps a nearby fence and by the time anyone comes by all they see is a normal looking horse. This is a mechanical pencil piece done on 90 bright Opus Paper. Art and concept (C) Lope Oct 2008.

Barone, Superbe Derriere!

I decided to do a picture showing Barone's muscular non anthro butt with it's interesting tail tie. Boulonnais horses are known for their muscular hindquarters, (especially the stallions). Barone is pictured standing in a stall within his barn sometime late in the day. Artwork is (C) Lope Oct 2008.

Ben the Clyde...

This is the anthropomorphic version of Ben the Clydesdale. He was a real life horse that I knew fairly well for a few summers,(from 1999 - 2004). I have done this piece of artwork to show what I think he would look like as an anthro. I recreated part of the field where he was kept in the background. He is seen sitting on a lawn chair putting his bathing suit on before sunning himself. The artwork and concept is (C) to Lope October 2008.

Ben the clyde, real life non anthro appearance.

This is a pencil drawing of Ben the Clydesdale as he truly looked. This scene shows him standing by the farmhouse fence looking towards the viewer. In front of him is an old bathtub that was used as a water source for him and 2 other horses. Most of the field didn't need much fencing as tall thick walls of blackberry bushes surrounded most of it. The artwork is (C) to Lope November 2008.

Ben the Clyde 2.

A rear view of Ben presents itself a little later in the day than the first "Ben the Clyde" drawing. The farm and field in the background is all gone today, replaced by a berry farm. Ben is seen standing in front of the closed gate to his part of the pasture as he is looking at a newspaper. Apparently when he bent over to pick it up his shorts have ridden up his butt far enough to reveal some cheek. The artwork and Ben is (C) to Lope November 2008.

Dain, thinking unicorn . . .

This is the most recent pencil drawing I have done for a friend. It shows Dain unicorn sitting in the early morning sun at home after opening the drapes in the living room.

Flare on the couch.

This is the new redesigned look for Flare the Shire stallion. The body is taller and thinner than my original design as well as a younger look to the face. Flare is (C) his creator and the artwork is (C) to Lope.

FLARE Fig 1 - Aert and Flare, this is purely a size comparison piece. Aert is 6 feet tall so you can see that Flare would be about 10ft. ( Flare horse is Copyrighted to his player and the artwork is Copyrighted to Lope (C) 2004/5 ).

FLARE 2 - Flare's legs are a sight to behold as you look up at them as if squatting down just for this view. Ever since I started weight training him (IC). Flare's natural size was a great starting point with great results as you can see. ( Flare horse's yummy legs are copyrighted to him and the rendering thereof is copyright to Lope 2004/5 ).

FLARE 3 - As if you hadn't seen enough the big Shire is taking it all off. ( Flare is Copyrighted to his player and the artwork is C to Lope' (C) 2004/5).

FLARE 4 - ASSets,ASSets,ASSets...For me this is Flare's best side. There is nothing like a well built horse with the "cheek" to show himself off. I did this piece showing Flare with a shorter mane and wrapped tail.(Flare is Copyrighted to his player and the artwork is Copyrighted Lope (C) 2004/ 5 ).

FLARE 5 - Here's a good look Flare's ASSets and the thick tree trunk legs with the dinner plate sized hooves. I always like doing my renditions as plantigrade as possible. Flare is kneeling as if to invite closer inspection, who are we to decline...( Flare is copyright to his player and the artwork is copyrighted to Lope (C) 2004 / 5 ).

FLARE 6 - I love good lower leg development, its one of the first things I look at. The calf muscle is an often neglected part of the body. Flare had decent calf size to begin with but its all good now! (Flare is Copyrighted to his player while the artwork is Copyrighted to Lope (C) 2004/5 ).

Plast Zebra.

This is a quick drawing,( at least for me it was quick) of a barefoot Zebra stallion whose description I found quite interesting. Unlike most Zebra he does not have a mohawk and has the equine version of a shaved head. The artwork is (C) LOPE July 2008, the character is (C) to Punk.

Savannah Spot anthro bar, where humans who are into various forms of "crush" can meet furs and get jobs as living cushions. Pictured from left to right are the stallions Flare,
(Shire) Equus, (Friesian) and Tyberius, ( Clyde,Morgan Stdrdbrd mix.) My human character Aert is seen under Ty's butt enjoying the big horse sitting on him. Flare and Equus are copyrighted to their creators, Tyberius and Aert are (C) to Lope October 2006.