Color: Appaloosa
All variations of the appaloosa pattern, realistic or fantasy.
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Puddlejump (Custom Breyer Mini Whinnie Grazing Foal)
Puddlejump is a Breyer Mini Whinnie Grazing Foal painted a dark blue-bay blanket Appaloosa, with brown eyes, a small star, and a glossy finish. I’ve had a decent go at removing his seams and logo, but these little equines are meant as fun shelf pieces and not Live (or Photo) Show competitors. Puddle might not…
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Spuds (Custom Safari Ltd. TOOB Rearing Pony)
Spuds is a Safari Ltd. TOOB rearing pony painted in a bay blanket appaloosa with realistic brown eyes, a narrow blaze, dark grey striped hooves, and a matte finish. I trimmed up her seams a little, removed her logo, and glossed her eyes, but this pony was meant as a fun shelf piece and not a Live…
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Leaping Horse #16
Up in the sky! It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s… THUNDER PONY! 😂 Sometimes when casting with plaster things don’t come out quite right. In this case, the cast was much too thin and would most likely have broken when someone tried to move it. Thus this little guy got a nifty wooden background…
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Fat Pony #126
Medium: Liquitex White Gesso, Americana Acrylics (DA063 Burnt Sienna, DA163 Honey Brown), and Apple Barrel Acrylics (20503 White, 20504 Black).
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Fat Pony #132
Medium: Liquitex White Gesso, FolkArt Acrylics (666 Antique Copper, 2570 Chocolate Brown), Ceramcoat (2604 Metallic 14K Gold), and Apple Barrel Acrylics (20210 Turquoise, 20504 Black).
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Fat Unicorn #9
This handsome chap was a member of the first unicorn herd painted in October 2019. Dark green with pops of copper is one of my favorite color combinations and thanks to a small mishap with the sealer, he picked up a cool mottling effect that I love! Medium: Liquitex White Gesso, FolkArt Acrylics (666 Antique Copper,…
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Fat Pony #24
Medium: Liquitex White Gesso, FolkArt Acrylics (658 Antique Gold, 675 Champagne, 2570 Chocolate Brown), Craftsmart Acrylics (Pink Blush Pearl), and Apple Barrel Acrylics (20504 Black).
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Fat Pony #43
As I was working my way down the realistic color spectrum, I realised I hadn’t done a buckskin yet! THE HORROR! No, seriously, I do love buckskins (and not just because of Spirit), so I set about righting that wrong asap. I was going to paint him a plain buckskin, but I got caught up…