Little stablemate scale "Netsky" pony resin that I painted as a dun appaloosa.  Owned by Natalie Sherard.

On tap for dinner tonight is my homemade pot stickers.  (I make some BIGGUN stickers...)  =:)  They're one of my favorite meals to create.

My shell pinching isn't as pretty as some of the ones that I've seen on the internet, but hey - it tastes just as good!  I can generally put just about any kind of meat in the stickers, but tonight I decided on a shrimp scampi.  Along with the shrimp there is: cream cheese, fresh cilantro, and some Italian herbs for seasoning.  It was tasty and filling....

I REALLY like this video!  Normally I don't care for most of the promos for our breed, but this is one of the better clips that I've seen in a long time.  Even though the stallion is on the smaller side, it just doesn't matter!  This rider has a GREAT relationship with his horse.  It does my heart good to see this, and it helps to restore my faith just a little bit.  There might be some hope after all...  

 

A few of our little spring goats and lambs this year!

Entered in the first of three shows, fingers crossed!  =:) 

http://www.aaea.net/upcomingexhibitions

Jydam has been uploaded into this gallery:
https://www.artgallerydata.com/artists.htm

Jydam in regular bronze patina and also in polished bronze. Both versions are scheduled to be in juried art shows this year. I'm happy she looks good in a variety of different finishes! Yay!

An older perlino Iberian custom that I did several years ago.  I remember that I created him when the Salinero mold was brand new from Breyer.  Not sure if the original owner Betsy Valley still owns him or if he's moved to a new home. 

The photo is courtesy of Kim Ford, at the 2010 North American Nationals.