I talked about my mare in the last
TBT, but I do not talked yet about her part in the model horse!
My White Horse
The mare I bought were white with some little brown dots, just enough to say she was appaloosa...
So I ordered a custom, choice was hard but I opted for a Storm Chaser, and because it was a "special" horse, I wanted it to be haired then choose the best in France about hairing, Jade Mklv.
Adventure started then!
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| First step, make a more roman nose. |
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| By fall, the horse suddently became more browner, so I sent more photographs... |
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| Brown in fall |
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| White again in spring... |
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| So custom became half teinted, but more white... |
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| At the end she was haired, at this time she doesn't have much hairs too. |
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| I asked my mare if she agreed the representation, but she doesn't thinks it was interresting... |
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| This shot was hard to get :') |
At least the sculpture doesn't match exactly my mare, but, the attitude yes... and Jade's paintjob is so accurate, it's Sweetie for sure!
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My Brown Horse
The mare I get the years after I bought her became more browner and spotted seasons after seasons...
So came a second custom, for some reasons I would explain one day, and this time, the mold chosed was Lily Marleen. Also no hairs, so I choose Sue Kern for the painting!
New adventure started again...
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| Head was reworked two time, until... |
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| Brown in winter |
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| Still brown in summer... |
This time the sculpture did match the horse as well as the painting. The more classy Amira (Sweetie, it's the barn name) for sure!
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| Same horse, different artists. |
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| And who know maybe, the horse's tack? |
