Color: Sabino
This category covers any horse with the Sabino pattern, from minimal to maximal expression.
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Fat Pony #131
There’s nothing like a bay roan with a bit of chrome to brighten up your day! If your magnetic surfaces are in need of a little equine kick, this little gal is ready to bring the spice. She’s a basic bay roan with a bald face and four white legs. She counts as a very…
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Fat Pony #64
No home office is complete without a little equine whimsy to lead the way! This little gal is sporting a cute little black splash overo pattern with blue eyes, shell hooves, and a lightly pinked nose. This gal was part of a herd of ‘black paints’ done in November 2018 to fill a custom order.…
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Fat Pony #67
This cute pony is dressed to the nines in a handsome Black Sabino Paint pattern with a bald face, kissy spots, and a blue eye.
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Fat Pony #41
The Fat Pony magnets are a rainbow of colors and patterns, but this little gal is the only sabino in the current herd! She’s dressed in the same Apple Red as #039, but her black points add a pop of contrast and her white markings are more chrome than roan. She makes an awesome addition to…
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Clydesdale Horse Head #004
This handsome fella was painted back in January, but 2016 has been the year of Art Post Procrastinations, so we’ll just pretend he was posted on time. The one great thing about sculpting and casting my own magnets is that I never feel limited in how to customize them.. so it was only a matter of time…
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Clydesdale Horse Head #005
I know winter has come rolling down from the north, so what says springtime like daffodils and drafters? Well, a lot of things (probably), but that isn’t going to stop this little guy from bring his own ray of sunshine to your day! I’m still posting the older magnets to the blog out of order…
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Solskin (Custom Breyer Stablemate Shire)
Resisting the temptation to name this guy Orange You Glad I Didn’t Say Banana was very very hard… but I prevailed!
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Coal Miner’s Chrome (Custom Breyer Stablemate Scrambling Foal)
This is yet another long overdue post for a horse that I finished in 2015… way back in January to be exact. Like a canary escaping a coal mine, this little gal has finally made it out of the body box off my art desk! She has been sitting forlorn and basecoated yellow for almost…