Stablemate Kirin:

He's a tiny one.  lol 

My little Kirin Stablemate Foal CM.

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A New Cow And More Updates:

Got the final word on Poco.  All I have to do is add her formal real name to her stomach and she's done.  So here it is. 

"Jus Enuf Covenant"

Here's the third Afghan Hound.

And here's an interesting project I've just started.  God, I always start so many things at once.  Here's an old Aryshire or red and white Holstein (whichever)  bull I did back in 2006. I know that because that's what was signed under the hoof.  It was one I had on my shelf and I'm recycling it. lol  It's now gonna be a COW!....I hope.

I'm thinking I want it to be a walking large cow.  I'm just hacking away and melting the areas that are left to move into the right position.  It's going to be quite the overhaul. I think she'll be really pretty once she's done. 

And here's the one six scale foal.  I don't know what it is but I don't like the neck yet.  I liked the length of it before but for some reason after adding the clay in for the muscle, now I don't like the length.  I don't know.  I'll have to see what's a miss. But I like everything else.  It may just be the angle I took the picture in was a little odd. I didn't extend the neck to be any longer.  Just moved it upright more and tilted his head back.  So I don't know why it seems like the neck is off. (too long)  I don't know.  I'll just have to fiddle with it. 

Also, it may not have gone un-noticed, but I ordered the WHITE apoxie as I normally do, but for some reason they sent me NATURAL this time.  It's a bit of a pain and takes some getting used to for me.  The setting texture is different.  The white is more creamy when you mix it up.  The natural is just grainier or something.  It's not as creamy.  It's stiffer too.  I don't know what it is.  I have never used the Super White though, so I don't know what that does dofferently.  I think the basic white is white enough.  I don't know how much whiter it can get. lol   I do notice the natural doesn't leave as much of a mess though when you smooth it while wet.  The white leaves a residue everywhere.  The natural stays pretty much just where you put it and that's it.  So there are pros and cons I suppose.  It's just what you're used to.  I may get used to working with the natural.  I've used it before.  I just always preferred the white. 

Capricorn Available In MH$P:

He's finally finished and is in MH$P and Ebay.
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Hackney, ASB Stablemate, "Capricorn" Updates:

Well, the Hackney is primed, sanded, and ready for paint.  So excited. 

And the ASB Stablemate is completed.  He'll be in Ebay tonight, I think. 

And here is "Capricorn" with his rock base painted. 

"Capricorn" Nearing Completion"

I don't remember what i called this guy. I thought I named him before but I don't know and I'm far too lazy to go rooting through my past entries looking. lol  So I'm going to call him "Capricorn".  He's got new amber yellow golden eyes and he's getting more layers. The Hackney had more sculpting but I couldn't move it to take pictures so he'll have to dry first and then i'll take some shots of him tomorrow.  

Equine Goat CM And Hackney Updates:

The Equine Goat statue is getting more color. Deeper shading and more depth.  The Hackney is getting more sculpting done.

Appaloosa "Treasure Holly" Completed:

"Treasure Holly" is now completed and in MH$P 

Here are some pictures. 

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And here is the progress pictures of the painting of the Goat Equine statue.  He's going to be stunning if I do say so myself.  I'm really getting excited about completing this one. 

And here is another progress shot of the TWH mare portrait model I've been doing. 

Foal, Appaloosa Mare, New Hackney, All New Stuff:

Well, I changed the Peter Stone ASB into a Hackney.  So far.  This is one of the references I'm going by for the pose except I want his head up higher, but i'll see how it looks once I fill in more sculpting. I may tuck his head some but I don't know.  He's going to have his mane braided, but his tail will be cut in a bob though. I've got to replace all the shoulder muscles and do a lot of body work yet. 

The next one is the foal Primes sanded and ready for paint now. 

Now the Equine Goat animal.  Even though I had him primed. It helped to see little flaws and things that need some filler and some sculpting details added.  So I've added some little bits of sculpting here and there.  Now, he's ready for his final prime coat and it's on to paint. 

The appaloosa mare has finally got her primer on and a little bit of touch up work in some spots with some apoxie.  She'll get a final sanding, buffed out, then a final prime coat and she's ready for paint.