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As you know the Request boxes have been closed for quite a while. The site has grown beautifully and becoming an Ultimate member is exhilarating, though i can no longer sign onto the site to recieve the requests. Howrse In Motion, the first site to ever bring howrses to life is now going to serve as a display for all the old requests and samples.
old samples will be deleted as they have become poor quaility compared to the new ones, but some may remain here as well as some fun games to play.
i welcome the Request Box to move back home to www.Howrse.Com in my own forum. this box will be opened and closed as new requests come in. a display of the new photos will also be held back home, in my forum.
-handsome
How Its Done:
how do i get from the boring old standing howrse to the jumping, bucking, running, wild howrse? well, i use a program called Ulead Photo Express SE. basically i take out the yellow background and fool with it then. i can move each body legament by tracing it and rotating it. i can fit a saddle by tracing the saddle and placing it onto the howrse, the saddle must be in the correct place, so i modify it by size and position. same as any rider, i can take the body parts of a photo and move him/her to the correct position corrisponding to the howrses movements. this can be a tricky thing to do...i can only make about maximum 10 photos in a day + they take a bit to upload to this site.
A Little Bit About Me:
well, i am a 13 year old girl from Ontario, Canada. yes...i am the one who creates all these pictures. i use Ulead and upload them afterwards. i own 4 horses...a 2 year old Black QP Gelding, a 3 year old Chestnut TB Gelding, a 1 year old Arabx filly, and a 16 year old foundation QH Mare. most were saved from slaughter. (bought at a auction where 75% of the buyers are meat buyers) they may have made a great meal for some real sick people...but you know what...they'll do a hell of alot better in the show ring! weather we make it to the nationals or NOT!
yes...my howrse login is handsome
