Cardinal Ornament #4
When I started preparing for the 2019 United Christian Parish Art & Craft Fair, I knew I wanted to bring some Paint-Your-Own resins along with…
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Cardinal Ornament #3
My third paint job on new molds always tends to be playful and this time was no exception! 😁 I decided to try and paint…
Cardinal Ornament #2
I painted the second copy at the same time I did #1 and did the same sort of loose faux-watercolor background-- only this time I…
Cardinal Ornament #1
It's time (once again!) for the United Christian Parish Art & Craft Fair, so instead of packing, I figured what better time to start filling…
Jolts Jubilee Live Show Donation 2018
Donation to Jolts Jubilee Live Show
These are the donations to the Jolts Jubilee model horse live show for 2018. This year I'm donating three Fat Pony magnets and a base and removable fencing set. Here's hoping that the donations help them out! :)
How to Make 1:64 Scale Model Horse Fencing
Teeny tiny fences for teeny tiny horses! I've been making Stablemate scale (1:32) fencing and bases for a while now... but I got the itch…
Index Card Model Horse Holders, gogogo!
How to Make Cheap Model Horse Holders from Index Cards
Index Card Model Horse Holders, gogogo! Index Card Model Horse Holders, gogogo! Every so often I get the urge to be crafty and make storage…
Pronghorn Buck #001 - Right
One in a Blue Ewe… err, Ram!
Pronghorn Buck #001 – Right
Sometimes you need a little bit of whimsy in the realistic lineup and this tiny little guy was it! (Amusingly I bought the TOOB of animals back in December of 2013, but I didn’t finish painting him until this January! Procrastinating artist is procrastinating.)
He is a Pronghorn Buck from the Safari Ltd North American Wildlife TOOB (697004) and while he’s sporting the right patterns, it’s in a hue not normally found in nature. …To be fair, the high gloss finish is also something nature tends to avoid, but a matte finish just didn’t do him justice.
He’s had his seams touched up, but not completely removed and the Safari logo is still on his tummy. It’s hard to work around the fur texture and this isn’t meant to be a show piece so I wasn’t as militant about prepping as I usually am. 🙂