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Feuertänzer (Custom Breyer Stablemate Standardbred)
Feuertänzer is German for Fire Dancer, which fits this little guy to a T. He’s a shaded red-orange faux-chestnut with orange, yellow, and red doodle pony markings
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Southern Fire (Custom Breyer Stablemate Standardbred)
I think now that I probably should have done the hooves in a realistic gray or a darker red, they look vaguely unfinished to me now. *pokes model* The shading between the orange and the red came out beautifully and I’m wondering if this was a horse I did before or after I got the […]
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Blood Royale (Custom Breyer Stablemate Standardbred)
Purple is the color of royalty and this little guy was another stab at a horse in heraldic colors, like Sanguine Courant. Royale didn’t turn out quite as well, since the gold shadings on the silver tobiano markings ended up looking a bit odd. This little guy was done in the dioxazine purple that hates […]
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Schatten-Grün (Custom Breyer Stablemate Standardbred)
Grün’s a rich green bay, with shading from lime green down to the phtalocyanine green of his points and stripes. He has realistic eyes, but I believe his hooves were left dark green (sometimes I took photos before the horse was finished, so that the buyer could pick the details). He was a rather striking […]
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Indigo Thunder (Custom Breyer Stablemate Standardbred)
As I got towards the end of my customizing run I started focusing more on the solid colors. There’s something challenging about trying to make a ‘plain’ colored horse look good, versus just upping the chrome factor. Flash is easy to come by, subtlety not-so-much. The Dioxazine Purple has always been a pain in the […]
