Macro Monday and some photos from my model horse days. Since the largest of these is about 10″ high, most of the photos end up being macro photos. In fact, documenting my model work got me more seriously into macro photography, as I had to collect equipment, set up a small ‘studio’ and arrange lighting. Click for a larger view.
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Entirely new sculpted neck on a Breyer Lonesome Glory.
Breyer and Stone model heads on sticks - waiting to be attached to their new bodies, often not the one that they came from.
The Lonesome Glory - finished as a mare. All resculpting and painting by myself
Details of a Marlena resin airbrushed and hand painted by me to a dapple bay appaloosa half Arab.
Here is one of her striped hooves.
And the whole resin (sculpted by Carol Gasper)
Face detail on a Miss Kitty resin sculpted by Laurie Jo Jensen
Another eye on a Nocturno resin sculpted by Kitty Cantrell
Sabino Arab mare that I did early on in oils. I believe that she is in Europe now. Resin by Pamela DeMuth.
Alzubra resin by Debbi LerMond. A little stylized for my taste, but I loved the color she came out as.
She had a cool skinny blaze too.
And last, because it is one of the few Stablemate scale resins that I ever painted, a Spinnaker, sculpted by Sarah Minkiewicz Breunig. He is 3.25 inches tall.
And that may be one of the reasons that I wear reading glasses now. I no longer customize and paint models or resins. There is a possibility that I will go back to sculpting some day. Only time will tell. Well, how much time I have that is.
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