I will look into it, rather taken with the horse shape head myself.

Thanks Graham. I am so excited...(the sad thing is...I am not joking  :shock:  :lol: ) using the different shapes open up the making of more challenging of models for line work, I understand.

Thanks again.

I think I might have posted this pic before. Here's the horse I make. Using two 646's

I like the lips you draw on, would look good in vivid red

They are bright red Graham, but you can't really see it in the photo

my horse

Cat, That is a very nice horse. Would it be possible to post the picture slightly larger?

This is my current horse. I use the Clown Head shape from Sempertex. It's great fun. Mostly I make it as a hat. I gave the legs movement, many thanks to Patrick Van deVen for the concept!

Enjoy,

Patricia

another little horse

Here is version of my Horse mermaid sculpture...

very nice Michael  - is this for line work!!!  

WOW - awe inspiring Michael - really brilliant!

It's really hard to follow Michael's post with this but here goes...

Playing around with the horn twist (I don't know what people are calling it). I saw some folks doing it in the jamroom at Twist and Shout this year and am just now getting around to playing with it.  I had a few of them lying around the house I decided to turn one of them into a unicorn. Based on Patricia's horse. I used a heart for the head and a round for the torso. The tail is a deep tulip on a 350.

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Is that a pig's tail I see in the lower left corner?!

Hi Sean.

I really like the tail of that horse.!! Micheal's doesn't even come close to yours

Good Job.!