Horse

Spoilt brat Sarah Perkins asks her parents for a pony the refuse, she looks for one online and buys one with her parents credit card, needless to say it wasn't what she thought.

It's a real mare-acle

Is not good when you buy a magic horse costume and it can turn you in a equitaur one? Updade - Finished the color version

For this week’s Werewolf Wednesday, it’s the return of everyone’s favorite abomination, the were-centaur-wolf. Aka “how Lew tortures himself with too many limbs and anatomy that makes no sense”. A centaur who was bitten by a werewolf, or a werewolf who was bitten by a centaur . . . or a wolftaur who was bitten by a horse, or a really unlike guy who was bitten by a werewolf AND a werehorse . . . who knows? There’s a naughty version of this, but eh . . . . you don’t wanna see it.

Cursula needs to get her shit together and try again sometime.

I imagine by now people have noticed this trend where I send these blind TF victims to ancient ruins. Well, you see, the owners of the area are frankly tired of all these so called archaeologists, scientists and even tourists mucking about the place. They wanted to teach these people a lesson, but at the same time warn off the others who might dare trespass! This poor fellow, you might know as Kenzu from FA, was wandering around ancient Greek/Roman ruins. But he did not heed the warning not...

Commission for Angstskunk of himself trying out a new energy drink - Horse Power! The salesman said it would give him a real kick to his workout routine.

Brooke softly brushed the coat of the powerful mere in the silence. She had come right out to the stable after the school bus dropped her off wanting to avoid her parents but the solid footsteps that approached warned her that her father had located his daughter. "Just got off'ta phone with the school Brooke. Ya want ta tell me yerself what is goin' on in that head of yers?" the silver haired man asked his youngest child. Brooke didn't raise her eyes from the horse she was caring for and wa...

I was watching Bojack, so horses were on the mind.

A photomanip commission for Silao. For the seting, I was partly inspired by the folk tale about a witch who turns a man into her steed with a magical bride (memorably illustrated by Stephen Gammell in Scary Stories To Tell In The Dark and Henry Fuseli's "The Nightmare". Stock from Shutterstock.com, Ecathe: and Artreferencesource on DeviantArt