Copper-Coyote-Ranch

:new:New owners have been decided, and the horses are officially theirs. Horse who did not have bids are now retired, and will not be sold/bred/shown/whatever. As many of my watchers and friends have noticed, what was meant to be a month-long hiatus has turned into a year-long absence. I apologize for this, and decided that it's not exactly fair to myself or others to keep saying I'll be back, and hen never do. For this reason, I am shutting down Copper Coyote Ranch. I will no longer be playing HARPG, and would like to sell my horses. Since I won't be on DA too much anymore, Points have little meaning, which is why this will be an art auct

I need to take a break from the HARPG for a little while. My real life job is demanding quite a bit of my time, and is leaving me with little energy to draw in the precious free time I do manage to find. It is unfair to myself and others to try and force myself to draw, when all I really want to do after work is unwind and catch a few hours of sleep. Another reason I'll be taking this short hiatus is to develop my style a little more. As many are aware, there is quite the DArama plaguing the HARPG at the moment, with many accusations of tracing being thrown about. I am aware that my present style heavily references images (note: not tracing)

:bulletred:Introduction:bulletred: Small envelopes soon began appearing in mailboxes all around the United States and abroad, all bearing the emblem of Copper Coyote Ranch in tasteful metallic ink. The contents of the envelope would include registration forms, a small map with directions to the remote ranch, and the following letter: To whom it may concern, I would personally like to invite you to participate in the first annual High Desert Western Invitational, to be held at Copper Coyote Ranch in scenic Arizona. We will be offering multiple western-themed classes opened to only the highest-caliber competitors from around the United Stat