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OMG!!! I just about passed out! What makes me sad is that I don’t see “Test paint” in the title. 🙁 But I love that Oriental!
Pam Thompson wrote:Melody will probably be painting one of those next.
The rocky mountain and black forest horses are a color called “silver dapple” (a color that ironically does not require dapples).
“Flaxen Liver Chestnut” is a different color from silver dapple, but I think silver dapple is much prettier!Don’t get me so excited over here! 😆 I LOVE those ‘silver dapple’ Rocky Mountain horses! 😀 I’ve an ongoing ‘crush’ on Joe Banjo! 😆
WindstoneCollector wrote:OMG!!! I just about passed out! What makes me sad is that I don’t see “Test paint” in the title. 🙁 But I love that Oriental!
I usually don’t have enough room to put test paint in the title. Its in the description though.
99% of what Melody paints for ebay are “test paints”.Serenity wrote:I usually do not like the oriental’s but I love that Oriental! LOVE IT!
Well then why don’t you marry it?? 😆 😆
Sorry, forgive me as I digress to 10 year old mentality 😈 😈 😛 😛
I cant wait to see more blanket appys. That male went for a nice price. I want a female appy uni to keep my male gruella company but am not fond of liver. 😀
Dragon Master wrote:Serenity wrote:I usually do not like the oriental’s but I love that Oriental! LOVE IT!
Well then why don’t you marry it?? 😆 😆
Sorry, forgive me as I digress to 10 year old mentality 😈 😈 😛 😛
LOL
Now, THAT made me laugh! Thank you very much!! haha!and oh yeah………the Oriental is Oriawesome!
Dragon Master wrote:Serenity wrote:I usually do not like the oriental’s but I love that Oriental! LOVE IT!
Well then why don’t you marry it?? 😆 😆
Sorry, forgive me as I digress to 10 year old mentality 😈 😈 😛 😛
Cos I am already married…. 😛
Dragon Master wrote:Serenity wrote:I usually do not like the oriental’s but I love that Oriental! LOVE IT!
Well then why don’t you marry it?? 😆 😆
Sorry, forgive me as I digress to 10 year old mentality 😈 😈 😛 😛
I would if it was allowed!!! XD XD J/k but I do love it too!Pam Thompson wrote:WindstoneCollector wrote:OMG!!! I just about passed out! What makes me sad is that I don’t see “Test paint” in the title. 🙁 But I love that Oriental!
I usually don’t have enough room to put test paint in the title. Its in the description though.
99% of what Melody paints for ebay are “test paints”.
Oh…Sorry Pam…I didn’t go read the description, I am trying my best to stay away from ebay right now. It’s addictive, and I haven’t got money to be on there! 😳 Thank you though! ^.^WINDSTONE SMALL BIRD WINGED FLAP CAT FIGURINE – OPAL STRAY CAT EDITION // PAINTED AND SIGNED BY MELODY PENA[img]http://i.ebayimg.com/24/!Bp-RFzwBWk~$(KGrHqIOKiYEu,Ej)!)7BLtsSSn4Zw~~_3.JPG[/img][img]http://i.ebayimg.com/19/!Bp-RHLQBGk~$(KGrHqUOKikEubES1w8HBLtsSe3q4w~~_3.JPG[/img][img]http://i.ebayimg.com/20/!Bp-RJR!!mk~$(KGrHqYOKkIEu,VS7cqOBLtsSvvy+g~~_3.JPG[/img][img]http://i.ebayimg.com/01/!Bp-RK+w!mk~$(KGrHqMOKicEu(95St1bBLtsS+Y79!~~_3.JPG[/img]
WINDSTONE “LYNX POINT SIAMESE TIGER” KITTEN FIGURINE #3 PAINTED AND SIGNED BY MELODY PENA[img]http://i.ebayimg.com/07/!Bp-Srig!2k~$(KGrHqUOKkMEubFLs)sOBLtsghbUFw~~_3.JPG[/img][img]http://i.ebayimg.com/03/!Bp-Ss5QCGk~$(KGrHqUOKj8EuiWokH-(BLtsgvUD,!~~_3.JPG[/img][img]http://i.ebayimg.com/17/!Bp-SvRQB2k~$(KGrHqEOKjUEuZqmElCLBLtshFp97w~~_3.JPG[/img][img]http://i.ebayimg.com/16/!Bp-Sw7QBWk~$(KGrHqMOKiMEu,QGY3sIBLtshVVqYw~~_3.JPG[/img]
WINDSTONE “SPOTTED TABBY” CROUCHING GRIFFIN CHICK #1 PAINTED AND SIGNED BY MELODY PENA[img]http://i.ebayimg.com/24/!Bp-TYmg!2k~$(KGrHqMOKkMEu,(Ivz3BBLtsm-b+Gg~~_3.JPG[/img][img]http://i.ebayimg.com/16/!Bp-T,N!B2k~$(KGrHqQOKjQEu,95ge-DBLtsnKt!K!~~_3.JPG[/img][img]http://i.ebayimg.com/22/!Bp-TdEwBWk~$(KGrHqQOKjQEu,95ge-DBLtsncnRpg~~_3.JPG[/img][img]http://i.ebayimg.com/07/!Bp-TeRg!Wk~$(KGrHqQOKj4EupdGL(5CBLtsnl8O5!~~_3.JPG[/img]Pam Thompson wrote:Melody will probably be painting one of those next.
The rocky mountain and black forest horses are a color called “silver dapple” (a color that ironically does not require dapples).
“Flaxen Liver Chestnut” is a different color from silver dapple, but I think silver dapple is much prettier!Interesting. Since all the information I’ve been able to find on them says they’re a Dark Chestnut with Flaxen mane & with some Sorrels. Though one of the breeders sites I’ve looked at says there’s 1 family line each of Grey & of Bays. We’re thinking about whether these would be a good Draft breed fit for us. Especially 3 years ago when we were thinking about moving to Montreal, & I would then look at maybe being one of the Horse-Drawn Carriage drivers that they have there. Figured these guys would be Beautiful in that line of work, especially with a complimenting carriage.
Though being “Silver Dapples” does explain this Guy…
I thought black forest horses were Silver dapple. Google is giving me conflicting answers, and some places say they can be both colors!
I know RM horses are usually Silver dapples, but can be other colors too.Lupin wrote:Pam Thompson wrote:Melody will probably be painting one of those next.
The rocky mountain and black forest horses are a color called “silver dapple” (a color that ironically does not require dapples).
“Flaxen Liver Chestnut” is a different color from silver dapple, but I think silver dapple is much prettier!Interesting. Since all the information I’ve been able to find on them says they’re a Dark Chestnut with Flaxen mane & with some Sorrels. Though one of the breeders sites I’ve looked at says there’s 1 family line each of Grey & of Bays. We’re thinking about whether these would be a good Draft breed fit for us. Especially 3 years ago when we were thinking about moving to Montreal, & I would then look at maybe being one of the Horse-Drawn Carriage drivers that they have there. Figured these guys would be Beautiful in that line of work, especially with a complimenting carriage.
Though being “Silver Dapples” does explain this Guy…
The Black Forest Horses are chestnut with flaxen genetically. Since the silver gene doesn’t show on red based horses they could carry it but it wouldn’t show. Rocky Mountain horses do carry the silver gene and gives the black horses the silvery mane and tail and sometimes have obvious dapples. The silver gene dilutes the black on a bay horse and gives it a stunning effect. It’s my favorite silver expression!
Phenotypically both silver and flaxen can look the same but are caused by different genes. There are some sneaky palominos that will mimic a silver horse as well.
Sorry to be so long winded, but I love talking color! *Now back to your regularly scheduled program!* 😀Thanks Pam, & no worries, I could very well have had my Info wrong as well! & I was serious about that being Interesting, to me it was/is.
& Thanks Phoenix!! Now I know a bit more.
Lupin wrote:Pam Thompson wrote:Melody will probably be painting one of those next.
The rocky mountain and black forest horses are a color called “silver dapple” (a color that ironically does not require dapples).
“Flaxen Liver Chestnut” is a different color from silver dapple, but I think silver dapple is much prettier!Interesting. Since all the information I’ve been able to find on them says they’re a Dark Chestnut with Flaxen mane & with some Sorrels. Though one of the breeders sites I’ve looked at says there’s 1 family line each of Grey & of Bays. We’re thinking about whether these would be a good Draft breed fit for us. Especially 3 years ago when we were thinking about moving to Montreal, & I would then look at maybe being one of the Horse-Drawn Carriage drivers that they have there. Figured these guys would be Beautiful in that line of work, especially with a complimenting carriage.
Though being “Silver Dapples” does explain this Guy…
Gorgeous pic! I bet that mane can be trimmed to make a lot of violin bows! 😀
Windstone collector in remission. 😉
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