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A Quail of a Good Time : Big Orange Bash Donation 2013
Make: Breyer Scale: Stablemate Mold: Andalusian (G2) Color: Orange Faux-Quail (Northern Bobwhite) Gallery: Darwin Medium: Liquitex Artist Color Acrylics (Gesso, Cadmium Orange, Mars Black, Brilliant Orange) and Sargent Art Chalk Pastels Status: Painted July 2013 and Donated to Big Orange Bash I had good intentions with this year’s donation to the Big Orange Bash, but […]
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Midnight Rose
Make: Breyer Scale: Stablemate Mold: Andalusian (G2) Color: Dark Red Bay Gallery: Solid Color Medium: Liquitex Acrylics (Gesso, Naphthol Crimson, Ivory Black, Burnt Sienna) and Sargent Art Chalk Pastels Status: Painted March 2012 and For Sale I know, I know, I’ve broken my musical naming theme with this little fella, but when I tried to […]
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Senza Sordina (Custom Breyer Stablemate Andalusian)
This little guy was a basic custom order along with the Add-a-Foal, Baby Grand. Not a whole lot else to be said for this little guy, since he’s a very simple bay. Always nice to paint something sans-chrome now and again! Once again, I’m back to using musical notation for a name. This time the […]
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Piano Adagio
Make: Breyer Scale: Stablemate Mold: Andalusian (G2) Color: Dark Bay Gallery: Bay Medium: Acrylics Status: Painted 2003 and Feb Sold 2003 Most of my Andalusian customs have a musical bent and this little guy is no different. Piano means ‘softly’ and Adagio means ‘at ease’ so this fella is dancing to a soft, slow melody.
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Piano Forte (Custom Breyer Stablemate Andalusian)
Forte was the first of the musically named Andalusains, but certainly not the last. Piano means ‘softly’ and Forte means ‘strong’ which are from opposite ends of the dynamic spectrum. I thought it fit his fantasy-yet-realistic nature. He did pretty well on the photo show circuit and when I sold off my show string, he […]
