Jennifer Kistler IN THE STUDIO


Please keep in mind that many projects on this page are IN PROGRESS!
Sale date, price, and availability to be determined.
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PAINTING PROJECTS:


PAINTING SLOTS FOR CUSTOMERS
Painting slots in the approximate order they will be completed for my customers:

UVM Yesteryear in black-bay
Hazel in bay
Nevada in wild sabino
Dinky Duke in tobiano

At this time I am not accepting more painting orders.


OTHER HORSES TO BE PAINTED
Also coming are some wonderful resins and customized Breyers. I will be working some of the smaller ones into my schedule between custom orders. They will be for sale when completed. If something really piques your interest, let me know!

Chickory in ?
Rayne (likely a dapple gray)
Bram'll Blue Boy (likely a dark dappled brown/black-bay with high white markings)
Taboo in dark grulla (maybe with overo pattern)
Working Girl in ?
Finn in strawberry roan
Bitty Bosco in ? (a buckskin, dun, or grulla probably)
Alegria in sooty palomino
Tsunami in chestnut (or another color if I change my mind)





RECENTLY COMPLETED:



Independence resin sculpted by Sarah Rose, painted by Jennifer Kistler.
Painted by hand (brush) in acrylics to a realistic isabella palomino with sooty tail.







SCULPTING PROJECTS:



Warmblood Plaque

I am currently sculpting the head of a proud warmblood stallion, and plan to release two versions, one with pulled loose mane, one with braided mane and dressage bridle on. His design is morphing into a rectangle plaque, not the round medallion shape you see here. Watch for updates!






Honrado
1:9 scale (Trad.) Andalusian stallion in piaffe


Read more about him, and see him progress from armature to sculpture, here.









Heatwave
1:9 scale (Trad.) Arabian stallion







I have also been working on another Arabian. He will have natural (no bridle path) mane/tail
blowing in the wind. (approx 1:9, so-called Traditional scale) Those who remember my customized
Breyer named Destynn, a 1991 creation, will notice a similarity. I still like the idea and wanted
to create an original sculpture from it. Yes, it's the same ugly green clay and awkward armature
from Tsunami, but everything has been reworked, there is no Tsunami left here! (And I promise
it's the last horse you'll have to see in green... This soft clay and bad armature are OUTTA HERE
when the horse is done!)


Mini Sculptures








I am working on some Stablemate or Mini size sculptures. One is a standing Andalusian stallion, and two are cantering sport types
(each a different pose/breed type). The first one likely to get finished is the cantering one shown
at the top. I keep adding bits of epoxy here and there, and now they look like they are wearing fuzzy
slippers, LOL! Keep checking back for updated photos!




Dales Pony Stallion
Currently in the planning stages, a standing Dales Pony stallion, possibly in so-called Classic scale (1:12).






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