Lovely! Wonderful color scheme too. It'd be cute to see her flying around tfing cute girls into cute cows.

We can do anything now scientists have invented magic..

I'm still rooting for science

Hey, if magic has cowgirls, I'm in! ;) Sorry science.

Very nice. I like her posture as it is; it makes the piece more special to have her appear to be floating in mid-air.

I like both of these designs very much.

This one i'm not nearly as fond of as the other. She doesn't have the snappy style as the cat-nurse had. I think the main problem is the face, it seems far to elongated. My views could be slanted though as i'm not a huge fan of magic based TF. The white and the Robbin egg blue color works really well together, really pleasing combo for shirt colors.

Eh, to each his own. I don't like it as much as the other one, but this one was intended to be more cutesy, less serious, and really I was just screwing around. Maybe the face shape is wrong for a cowgirl but anatomy wise it's far from my worst.

Actually, the part of this I really like is the lettering on Magic, but handwritten type is one of my great loves that probably bores most people to death.

I actually hadn't noticed the text as being hand drawn, as I thought it was just a font I haven't come across before. Well done though. I'm not sure if there is any single element that really screams cow girl... perhaps that's my problem now that I've looked at this pic a few times. Take away the cowbell around her neck, and I think she looks more like a Dalmatian.

I can tell it from the flatten toes and blackened/flattened fingertips. Makes the look like hooves-in-progress. That and the overall body structure seems to match bovine. The bell does make it perfectly clear but I don't think it's the only part. It's just early in the stages of the tf--I'm actually impressed so much is conveyed with her still so human at this point.

So wonderful! I adore her curves; you've got that knacked in your art. If you're really making t-shirts, I might just have to snatch up one of 'em! :)

Here's something to think about: scientific magic and magical science!