For months now, I've been look at Sarah Minkiewicz-Breunig's Stormwatch resin on my shelf. I knew it was just a matter of time and the piece would talk to me. Well, it did. I am proud to introduce "Zephyr". This guy may not look like it, but Zephyr began life as a feral mustang, wild and free. He was a wild and woolly bear when he came into the studio, complete with dread locks, feathers and chipped hooves. I decided I wanted to tame him, and so he was transformed from a feral gelding to a domestic equine. I spared no detail on this horse, more...

Introducing "Cinnamon Girl" The highly sought out and coveted Traditional Ravenhill by Tumlinson/Hurley. This resin is hot and hard to find. This sculpture is just lovely, but true to my nature, I could not leave her alone. I decided to give her a longer mane and tail, and used pictures of foundation Quarter horses for length references. I also felt that he was a she, so there was a gender change to the sculpture as well. Last but not least, I decreased the size of her feet to be more true to the "teacup" reputation of the true QH. This resin is a true one of a kind, as there are no others out there like her.

Many of these beautiful sculptures have been painted into flashy appaloosas or paint horses. I am so smitten with the sculpture, that I felt an rich understated color would be more harmonious. When I think QH, I think sorrel. I wanted her to participate in the QH classes, as she is such a superb example of the breed I felt she would do well. Don't let her "simple" color fool you. She has many many layers and depth to her dappled red coat, with many subtleties that bring out the richness of the sorrel color. As nice as the pictures are, she has so much presence in person. The look on her face is sweet and maternal, and I think you will agree that she is one good looking QH.

I am taking offers on her until Sunday, Feb 21, unless I get an offer I cannot refuse. Please email me with any questions. Thanks for looking!

This is the first resin that I have painted to actually reach out and bite me. Never before has there been such a mean looking, agitated resin! He reminds me of a statue of a war horse, or a Renaissance master's rendition of the draft of the times. I have been eagerly awaiting the arrival of this horse, and was surprised to find that, despite how incredible he looks in pictures, he is even better in person. I just did not think it was possible. Debbi LerMond has done it again!

This horse is destined to be a grail of grails, and is unlike any other resin on the market. He sold out insanely fast and will be very hard to come by, as there were only 30 copies offered for sale to the public. This is the Artist Copy number 1 of the edition, and the only one offered for sale in collaboration between the sculpting artist and painter. Be the first to own one of the hottest new resins on the market! If you are interested and would like to make an offer on him, or want more details on this piece, please inquire to either Debbi or myself. I cannot say how excited I am about him!