Once again, I felt like drawing a horse, so - naturally - I drew a unicorn. In particular I was feeling like drawing a white horse, and on the picture it was a bit silvery. Well, I simply made it more silvery, just to try it out and see what it would look like. Besides, a silver unicorn sounds more fancy than just a white one.... and it deals more damage ;P
Then I read somewhere you shouldn't forget or underestimate the background, so I decided to add some grass and a couple of trees behind, and before I knew it, it turned into a mountain scenery. I like it though, and it's the first time I draw a scenery with pencils like that, so I kinda like how it turned out. I'm only a little bit concerned on whether I managed to get enough contrast between the unicorn and the background. I'd like to hear opinions on this, and on anything else, of course.

2B, 4B, 6B on A4.
Reference for the horse from here: http://www.equines4us.com/Stallions.....hbred1155.aspx
Partial reference from some of the trees and mountains from my own photographs.