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Fan03_52-57 6/4/04 2:06 pm Page 52 Painting Horses By Elliott Saunders This article is based on a painting guide we found whilst surfing about the internet, and we though it was so good we’d make sure everyone saw it. It’s one of many painting and modelling articles on Elliott’s site (w w ), which is well worth a visit next time you’re on-line. To demonstrate the results of these instructions we got our own Mr Roach to wield his brushes and give us an example of each, painted as per the instructions. Anyway, without further ado, over to Elliott: A few people consider painting horses as an enjoyable Hoof Colours pastime, others really detest it since their detail is often Hoof colour is very dependant on the limb and the horse. Black minimal and their expanses of large, mostly smooth areas hooves will never appear on white horses, and white hooves can be tricky to highlight. I am, I’m afraid, of the latter never appear on black horses, however striped hooves may camp, and I seriously try to shy away from horses appear on either. Stockings or socks can be either white or black, whenever possible. However, I have written this guide so and will depend on the horse as to how far they come up and that all those new to the hobby may take the opportunity what colour they are on the leg. Ermine marks are speckled to see exactly how a horse is painted, even if they, too, white lines above the hoof that has black marks or dots on. never want to paint one! Now, I am no horse rider, in fact, I’ve only ever sat on one