Reflective #2 - sold

Thanks so much!

Sales Post - Reflective Medallion #2

Here is the second Reflective medallion I have painted so far. I just love this sculpture. The first one was so much fun that I immediately ordered a 2nd as soon as it was finished!

This time I finished it in a deep palomino with a glossy green background. The flash was a bit harsh in these pictures, and his color is a little darker than shown. Price is $175ppd. Email me if you'd like to snap him up. :)

Itchy Cob again

She's starting to look a bit less creepy now! And yes after much deliberation i have decided that it is a she. Somehow I just could not put bits on this creature with the area being so exposed. lol So an udder it is!


This is the 3rd head so far but I think this one will stay. It may get Dremeled to twiggish thickness again, I am not sure yet. All in all I am happy finally with the way she is turning out. It has taken a bit to get the legs in the proper position but I think we have it. :)


Oh and just for fun here is a little teaser on a sales piece coming......

Cool new Medallion (etc.) Show!

I am really excited about the new online shows at ModelHorseBlab.com! I helped judge one back in September and it was very easy to tackle. This month's show is for misc model horse stuff including medallions, awards, plaques, etc! Now I have sold all of the medallions that I have painted so far, so I have nothing to enter, but if you own one of my pieces please feel free to use the photos I took. :) Don't forget to let me know how they do, too! Did I mention they have some awesome prizes?!

Here is a link for more info!

Truffle is Sold & AA Friesian Mare finished

Truffles the Tesla I posted about did find a new home. :) Thanks!

Also finished this week is an AA Friesian Mare resin in Ivory Champagne. Still working on getting some really good photos of her. Here is the only one I have at the moment. She is a custom order, and is not available for sale.

Sales Piece - "Truffle" Tesla in chestnut tovero

It has been a while! I can never seem to anticipate how busy things will get around here. Just when I think things are going to slow down, I am proven quite wrong! So anyway, it has been hard to get back in the painting groove. The pressure of having my dear customers waiting so patiently for their pieces just kills me, and my ability to be inspired. It's a bad place to be. Then after such a dry spell, it's difficult to feel confident enough to just jump back in on a custom order that you might mess up. So, while I really did not want to finish a sales piece before getting many more orders done, I felt this was the only way I would be able to get back into the swing of things. And it has helped. Now to keep the momentum going!

So here we are, a little cutie to break me out of this dry spell. I am offering her to Blog readers first for a low price to show my appreciation. For those of you not familiar with this resin, she is a classic scale draft foal sculpted by Kristina Lucas Francis, and released many years ago. $175ppd takes her home. She has a lot of little roany pencil details that are not evident in the photos. It's late here and the light is dwindling. I will try to get some better ones later.

Itchy Cob

I just realized that I never posted about this blob of itchy goodness before! Here are a few more pictures of the poor lad.

He started out as an Appy Performance Horse of all creatures, but you'd hardly know that now. In fact I usually have people guess as to what he started as, and I don't think I have had anyone guess it correctly. Hehe! He has been dremeled, cut apart, melted, and apoxied.