Tales From a Messy Workbench!
These are posts regarding the finished (or in-progress) customized model horses.
This little gal went for a watery-dapple run across the workbench and came out the other side a springtime of pink! With magenta points and bright blue eyes, this little gal is a take on a dapple grey viewed through rose-colored glasses. She has a high gloss finish and is ready to rock the photo…
She’s been painted to a dark bay with splash overo markings. She’s had her seams sanded and logo removed, but no other customizations have been made.
She’s been painted to a flaxen red chestnut with two white socks. She’s had her seams sanded and logo removed, but no other customizations have been made.
Piano Adagietto carries on my grand tradition of naming models after musical notation (Senza Sordina, Piano Forte, etc.). Piano is soft and Adagietto is slow, but lighthearted– a perfect match to his ambling gait or “paso llano.”
Just in case you hadn’t noticed last year’s inaugural run of NaMoPaiMo (National Model Painting Month), it’s almost time for the madness to start again! 😀 The basic rules are simple: Participants must sign up before midnight on January 31. Participants must paint one three dimensional model equine. There are no scale or medium requirements, but medallions…