Question. If it is a horse why does he have horns? They look more like reindeer or at least stag horns to me.

tiamat5 said:
Question. If it is a horse why does he have horns? They look more like reindeer or at least stag horns to me.

I would consider him to be similar to a jackalope kind of but since hes a pegasus and not a rabbit you cant really say hes part of anything particularly just that he represents a horse/pegasus more

tiamat5 said:
Question. If it is a horse why does he have horns? They look more like reindeer or at least stag horns to me.

Something called imagination and creativity. Something you evidently have no concept of since you asked a question like that.

WolfLovings said:
Something called imagination and creativity. Something you evidently have no concept of...

Says the guy that downvoted that same question.

Being inquisitive about art shows you are open to the ideas of the artist's "Creativity" and "Imagination" and you want to know more. A concept that should be common knowledge to most fine art enthusiasts such as yourself.

Now, Maybe, and hear me out on this, maybe tiamat5 just asked that question to show his/her attention to detail on such a lovely art piece.

Or, or, now again this may be a stretch, but maybe tiamat5 asked that for legit logic reasons, so that he/she could get a legit answer, and upon doing so could more fully enjoy the art for what it is.

But like you said, what could tiamat5 or even I possibly know about the concepts of "Creativity" or "Imagination". And how could we possibly appreciate the art that is birthed from such concepts.

in its good art e.e no need getting bent out of shape :3 just enjoy the plumpness of the ass and beauty of it*walks to see the other arts*

RainSilver said:
in its good art e.e no need getting bent out of shape :3 just enjoy the plumpness of the ass and beauty of it*walks to see the other arts*

Indeed!