Ponypainter Studio
In the Studio
In the Studio
"I'm dying to see how my custom order is coming along!"
"What the heck are you working on now, hmm?"
Well, you're in the right spot!
Paintjobs don't happen here overnight, as opposed to an assembly line approach, and my main medium of oil paint dries slowly. I treat each piece as an individual, and let them develop with the countless hours I put into them. You won't be getting a McHorse- The quality shows!
The best things in life take time, right?
Dafydd
Owned by Tracy Helling
Punjabi
Owned by Sarah Grossman
El Embosco
Owned by Malin Thyni
This exceedingly handsome fellow is being the typical dun of Kiger Mustangs, which turns out to be very difficult with my methods! LOL!
His legs are really tough to paint like our reference picture, but I'm doing a more "grainy" look that has some of the hairs visible to blend the different colors together. There is such variation, I think it will look really cool when finished.
This Duke is on his way to becoming a "golden boy" of the dressage and halter arenas! He'll be a luscious palomino, with a hint of healthy dappling.
Owned by Kelly Martin
Deputed Duke
Independence
Lash
Owned by Amber Powell
Is he the James Dean of drafters or WHAT?
He's in progress to become a lovely liver chestnut like a stallion Sarah visited on a PMU ranch. Very handsome, and her photography to work from is top notch!
Dafydd
Owned by Robin Lee
Owned by Danelle Gatcombe
Owned by Jeannine Bergeron
Ziryab
Owned by Janet Vernon
El Fuego
Valentino
Owned by Sarah Grossman
She's hard to photograph with that baby belly! Argh!.
Owned by Tom Bainbridge
Knightly Cadence
Owned by Heather Downing
ReRun
Enviado
Whiplash
Valentino
Owned by Linda Zaitlin
Owned by Tandy Bradshaw
Owned by Ann Bilon
Owned by Linda Zaitlin
PS Trotting Drafter-Detailing
Owned by Jean Radde.
He was a damaged "Veronica's Vodka" SR Stone, but that "fantasy grey" is being changed into one that is seen in nature and with lots of great hairy detail! Fun!
Ballycor
Owned by Jackie Moore
Ravenhill
Owned by Linda Zaitlin
