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Horse Child 
Lara Watterson
In Horse Child, Watterson revisits her formative fascination with all things equine. While quarantining for two weeks in her childhood bedroom, the artist passed time by re-exploring her earliest artistic pursuit: drawing horses. These ninety-nine drawings are the culmination of her time in isolation, dedicated to all children who love horses.

Risograph printed,
2021
staple-bound
24 pages
8 x 5 inches

︎ $10 USD ︎
The cover of a green zine on a white background. Risograph printed in a darker green ink is the title in a unique bubble font with tiny horses running along the bottom of each letter. Three full body illustrations of horses wrap across the lower portion of the zine looking as if they are toys all lined up. The subtitle is in a thinner sans serif font in the bottom right corner. An open spread of the zine, risograph printed in green ink on cream paper. On the left page is a photograph of a child, in a handmade horse costume, including paper mask and a long ropey tail and main, posed on all fours like a horse. On the right page, in a thin font, is a poetic text about the author’s childhood experience of being a horse and a dedication Shadow, their childhood horse, and horse children everywhere. An open spread of the zine, Risograph printed in green ink on cream paper. On each page are 6 unique illustrations of horses, some only showing the heads, some full body, all with different shading and coats. Each has a name, including “Cher”, “The Republic”, and “blue eyes” An open spread of the zine, risograph printed in green ink on cream paper. On each page are 6 unique illustrations of horses, some only showing the heads, some full body, all with different shading and coats. Each has a name, including “Lady”, “Socks” and “Paint by Numbers”