Frank-A-Storm is done! All that is needed is a couple good coats of matte finish spray. He also needs his eyes, nose, and hooves glossed. He is also a paint horse now, since looking up Quarter horses, Frank-A-Storm’s pattern would be unregistered. The good pony is now going to be a paint horse.
Also, I passed 2,000 page views a couple days ago. Thank you to everyone who reads, or has read this blog! It means alot!
Frank-A-Storm is nearing completion. He only needs his eyes, hooves, and tail painted. Then he needs final hair details on his face and other white markings. This way of blocking out the basic shape of markings really worked.
Anyone going to the Leesport, PA show November 10?
Frank-A-Storm has finished getting prepped.
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| Poor guy looks like he’s being mummified… :) |
With doing customs, fixing sooner rather than later is a good philosophy. It can be a drag to realize that something isn’t right, but it’s easier to correct it before you put tons and tons of work into it.
Frank-A-Storm’s front leg didn’t look right, so that needed some fixing. I added apoxie on his neck so it was stable.
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