Photo taking in my studio I was thrilled to see Breyer use - usually my photography is NOT on par!
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- Photo taking in my studio I was thrilled to see Breyer use – usually my photography is NOT on par!
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- Another favorite shade to do, this fella became a part of my brochure!
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- Such a favorite shade!
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- Breyer Salinero CM done for a donation to their silent auction
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- Breyer Salinero CM done for a donation to their silent auction
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- Breyer Salinero CM done for a donation to their silent auction
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- Breyer Salinero CM done for a donation to their silent auction
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- I used to have a very high definition settings and this was a lot more contrasty then. The pinking under the eye was what I was most excited about in this photo, its one of my favorite things to do, so common in so many colors!
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- A favorite shade dapple body dapple liver with a less than ideal photo, I knew a horse like this in real life, a Warmblood, and he absolutely captivated me!
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- Past finish work has been extensive hair by hairing like this with mutiple colors blended. It’s fun but not likely to be something I take on as much in the future.
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- I prefer to keep dappling even less than this although don’t mind it so much on pinto patterns. This is one of my favorites but it’s always so hard to photograph!
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- So many works like these two I didn’t get good photos of when I completed, regretfully!
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- Sarah Rose “Independence”
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- While I’m not looking to do more appaloosas I wanted to share body pinking I also love to tuck away on my sculpts. Bring on the little nuances! Also HOOF colors!
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- Sarah Mink Taboo resin
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- Sarah Mink Lirico resin
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- Sarah Mink Lirico resin
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- Indian Fire sculpture by Deb McDermott was one of my favorite less fleabitten horses to paint! I still love doing hints of dapple gray along these line over the the darker dapple greys
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- Some of these are not on my own sculptures
