9×12 watercolor enhanced colored pencil. Original unavailable. / This one was close to the end of the run but still within the “learning” curve. The spotted gene in horses is as old as the equine race, but the credit for the development of a distinctive spotted breed, the Appaloosa, has to be given to the Nez Perce Indians of North America who lived in the Pacific Northwest. / The breed developed in the 18th century, and was founded on the Spanish stock brought to the Americas, which included a number of spotted strains. Complete 2007
A lovely shot of a appaloosa with its rider, taken at a local show last year using my Kodak Z1015 IS camera featured in the group / Appaloosa & Spotted Horse/Ponies/Mules Group
This is the true nature of my horse Misty. I could not have asked for a better animal. She is an angle from God. Love her to death.
I cropped the top of the barrel out in this photo just so I would not disturb the focus of the rider and horse with all the raw emotion they displayed here….I hope you enjoy my attempt at some rodeo type photos…. This was featured in All About Rodeos
Appi bucking pony throws its rider at Romsey Rodeo 09 ©RodeoImagesAus
I came across this photo while looking at all of the ones I moved to the side from the horse show I attended and this one really captured my attention.
This is my friend Leanne, entering the show ring to warm up before her “Hunter Under Saddle” class on her 5yo geling, Nevada Calypso. I just like the POV across his rump to the class being judged already. gippsland Regional Appaloosa Club, Jan 2009 show / Tonimbuk Equestrian Centre
Halton (Nr Aylesbury, Bucks) sponsored ride takes p[lace yearly and features the aeroplane jump.
This is another photo of a photo – just wanted to post it so the horsey folk could see that I did actually do it once, and my sometimes smartarse comments are not completely based on theory alone! Please note the appalling leg position (how I didn’t go straight over the handlebars is a miracle!). Please also note these were tractor tyres, and quite big! / Tacker was a neglected but very well-bred Appaloosa youngster whom I bought as a 2 year old for $200. He was so under-developed I could put my arm completely over his withers and have a snug fit under my armpit. With food and love he grew to be an enormous 16.3 hh, but he was always a bit dull, probably brain damaged from lack of food at an early age. He could jump though!!! We did baby eventing, Western, dressage (not well), and just general hacking about. He lived to a ripe old age, against all the odds.
Still from Saturday. So much fun and so many captures.
In the depths of winter .. in a place where no one goes .. wild horses run fast and free .. the mighty stallion feels the freedom in his heart and his wild soul is one with the night
A magnificent appaloosa stallion stands on the high ground, with the blue moon in the background
Two fillys and a colt. Doc,Leah and Daisy Mae. All three are about 6 months old.
Misty has the most beautiful blue eye. She is an appy mare that is about 25 years young. I just could not resist taking this capture. Her eye tells all. She is a pocket horse. She will follow you anywhere and wants lots of loven.
kodak easy share zd8612is 12x optical stabilization.8.1 megapixels I know that this does not fit with several of these groups,I wanted to do this for a dear lady who has been very ill,she is a beautiful artist here on redbubble..my wish is to give her some inspiration,something to lift her spirits and show how many of us can care! / I thought that this rebubble community would be a great place for that,and I am hoping that many will respond and help her out.. some of you know her some may not,that isn’t important,it’s the pulling together of many to help her in this time of need. / I have joined many of her groups so that she will be known and even if not I hope everyone will respond… / I am not doing this for myself in any way, the jesus is hand drawing and burnt onto wood..it is an art form that my husband does.. if all could except this and pray even just a little I know it will help lift her up… / Thank You Very Much……..gabbie
While driving through Current Creek to look at fall colors I stumbled upon some horses in this beautiful setting. They were so isolated the horses were happy to see people and came right over to say hi. Me and my wife spent some time feeding them some food that was left on the opposite side of the fence.
I was not sure if this was an Appaloosa or not!!!! BUT my horse loving friends in RB tell me it is!!!! thanks for the help!!!!
Designed in Illustrator and then a filter added in photoshop. The perfect poster for every cowgirl!!! / BUY THE CALENDAR / / / /
The back label for the bottle of “Blazin’ Blush” with the artist profile on there. / Wow it looks so good! / “Starburst Pony” is on the front. This label was designed by a company in Dallas, Texas. The wine has just been released by Retreat Hill Winery / www.retreathill.com
Here is the pic of the front label for the wine bottle from Retreat Hill Winery in Texas USA, where my acrylic painting of “Starburst Pony” now resides, hanging in the tasting room at Navasota. / The label looks fabulous! This label was designed by a company in Texas & the wine has just been released this month. / www.retreathill.com
Looks wild but its not Sid the appy was just chasing Buttons back up the back / our crew have a simple wild horse pecking order with buttons being the youngest at 2yrs old Sid is 19yrs old /
3d art render of a fantasy Blue Roan Appaloosa. Made with bryce 3d, post work in Photoshop.
Open to the true spotted breeds – the Appaloosa, Knabstrupper, Palouse & Pony of the Americas plus cross-bred horses/ponies/mules with spotted coat patterns.
If you are unsure your horse is a spotted breed, check the following breed websites & look under registration details/identification – if your horse fits one of the coat patterns accepted by the breed societies, you’re on the right track & in the right group! We also accept cross-breeds, as long as they display the spotted coat pattern.
Australian Appaloosa Association, Australian Palouse Pony Association, American Knabstrupper Association, Pony of the Americas Club
Sorry, no pintos/paints here, no exceptions unless it is part of a group featuring a spotted horse! There are other wonderful RB groups for horses of all colours to be treasured & admired on their own merits. NOTE: there is now a group for all your Colourful Paints & Pintos
No “off topic” journals please, except to tell us you have featured works or challenge placings of course, we all like to congratulate your successes !!!
Now, as Skyhorse owns/breeds Quarter Horses & Appaloosas, has eight horses of her own & lives over an hour away from them, she is not on the computer every day – please bear with the occassional delay in seeing your work posted. Being the horse breed junkie, Skyhorse will be the one moderating photographic/art works & she promises to try to be online at least every 2nd day to moderate.
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