Two horses stand nose to nose in the middle of a field, necks curved towards each other, with a wooden fence running behind them and clouds above. Two animals means two coats to decide before starting, and that is the whole point of this one: give them the same brown and they merge into a single mass, give one a pale coat and the pair reads instantly. The fence goes rail by rail and is the restful part. Five years and up, about fifteen minutes. One more of them, and a tree, on Three Horses.
Coloring ideas for this page
- One chestnut and one white, so the pair separates at a glance.
- A honey-brown fence, a shade lighter than the darker horse.
Coloring inspiration
These two are talking. What do you think one just told the other?
Two horses standing nose to nose in a field with a fence behind them.
