Close-up horse face with a mane sweeping left.

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Horse Face with Windblown Mane

This close-up horse face has pointed ears and a mane sweeping to the left. Tapered black strokes leave open spaces; use light shading to shape the muzzle and flowing hair.

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Caramel face and chestnut mane

Follow the long black strokes to separate face from flowing hair.

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Digital example: Caramel horse face and neck with a dark chestnut flowing mane and bold black strokes.

1. Caramel — face and neck
2. Dark chestnut — mane

Fill the face and neck caramel, keeping the eyes and nostrils black.
Color the mane dark chestnut between the sweeping black strokes.

The mane should stand apart from the face, with white gaps around its flowing tips.

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