Also, none of them are quite done yet. And, my new camera really doesn't do the little horses too well. All of the white markings are WHITE, not icky yellow. Enjoy!
I have this guy's name stored somewhere in my e-mails, but I found this guy at Breyerfest HIN room sales. I just love him, and picked his pattern based on a little wild pony in a picture I have. He has etched hairs in his mane, to give a mixed mane appearance. Please note- his hooves aren't finished, and the end of his tail isn't glazed. :)
This little one is one of my experiments. This is "Bressay" I think is how she's spelled. I bought her last year at the room sales, with a broken leg, and never did anything with her. I have since repaired her leg- while it's sound, it's not as smooth as I'd like it to be. She's also still in the works, I need to finish up the black and glaze her face, but isn't she cool?
Now this one...I don't want to brag, but I was so stinkin' tickled when I pulled her out of the kiln! She needs a few more things glazed, but for all intensive purposes, here she is. I just love her. I am thinking maybe sending her to NAN next year if she does well this show season.
Wouldn't he have been neat if he'd turned out!! This is a Hagen Renaker Arab Stallion. He started out white, and in my need to tinker, I glazed him bay with two hind socks. Now, a neat thing happened, tho I'm not 100% sure why. What I glazed him with had reactions every time it went in the kiln. I was thinking about giving him some kind of name with electric or lightning or something in it. Going to use him as a decorator piece, he's really pretty, just...ya know, not really realistic :) I think I'll cold paint his base, I've tried glazing it a few different times and it just hasn't worked out lol.
Hope you liked them! What's next? I have two real nice horses coming over from Animal Artistry in England, an Arab and a Shetland Pony. Who-hoo!
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