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We try every year! Since we moved to Oregon, we’ve not been very successful growing tomatoes. Too hot, too cold, the fruit rots, the deer get them, it’s always something. But it is always fun to try!
I entered, but did not receive a confirmation email this time. Anyone else? Thanks!
Sorry! I forgot to set the auto-response thing before I sent the newsletter. A bunch of entries got in before I could set it up.
OR it is being glitchy againI posted your question on the Windstone Facebook fan page. Some folks are answering there!
https://www.facebook.com/groups/2137058736412490/?hoisted_section_header_type=recently_seen&multi_permalinks=5754487388002922It would depend on what you would like the final paint job to look like!
I don’t hand paint very much, but I think it is usually a good idea to work light to dark if you are painting a grey wolf.
Light colors take on a cold look if you paint them over a dark base.
But if you do want a frosty look, dry brushing a light color over a dark base color can look like a silvery/blackwolf.
I like both of these, but the female doesn’t look goat-like enough for me to go with the original. I also feel like she should use the same size horn. She kind of looks like the gothic unicorn mated with a ponycorn and she was the result. I still like her though.
The female doesn’t have a beard
Like all collectables , the value depends on the rarity, desirability and condition.
There are some that are very valuable!
Most of the common ones, in decent condition, seem to sell individually on eBay for around $20 -$30 each.
If sold as a “lot” they usually sell for less per horse.
The baby Gothic unicorn in the works. He’s about 2 1/2 inches long. I gave this one a “tea” finish, it helps me to see the details. He’s still got some carving crumbs on him.I am working on a Gothic unicorn family , in the rough clay stage. I am never sure that they will see production, but they may be for sale!
This poad™ was mistakenly listed as “new,” but technically, she is pre-owned. I don’t think she was ever taken out of the box. “Mint, pre-owned”
The Oriental pyo and the Keeper are time consuming to cast and clean, so they are usually on the back burner when we need new things cast first, such as the Toaster. I need to sculpt stuff that is easier to cast!
