Changing a Breyer Horse's Pose Step-by-Step✨Sculpting PROCESS

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

Part two, the painting video, is up! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHyvgadujKuWhrc

[@gottathinkupanewone]

My brother had a set of the Breyer white Arabians when we were kids I was terribly jealous. You did a wonderful job with her!

[@dcspaniel]

This is fantastic. Thank you so much for creating this video. She is gorgeous!

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

Happy to hear it, and thank youuuuu! 😊

[@alishal6031]

Best and most detailed tutorial I've come across. Thank you for. taking the time to make this!

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

Happy to hear you enjoyed it! Thank you 😊

[@winter_studios]

Another wonderful custom

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

Thank you 😊

[@hjhgibujn]

I love your sculpting style so much 🤩 This truly deserves more views!!!

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

Aww, thank you, you’re so kind. ☺️

[@madgziaa]

i love all your guides and tutorials so much! longer head/face resculpting video soon maybe?

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

Glad to hear you love them! And yes, a head sculpting video is on my list of things I want to film 😉

[@juliehattis]

She turnout out beautiful! Lot of work. 😊👍

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

Thank you! It took a while, but she was the process. Glad you like her too. ☺️

[@juliehattis]

@@CreativeKristenTaylor Your welcome. She was well worth the hard work.

[@davidgusky2391]

Fantastic video! I am working on a team of horses pulling a steam fire engine at full gallop to a call. It is based on a few classic photos using 1/12 scale Breyers. Your videos have been amazingly helpful in this project!

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

Thank you! And that sounds like an awesome project.

[@missunderstood2647]

That would be so amazing to see finished

[@Hannah_EngelsEC]

I still come back and referred your work!!! This is beautiful!!!

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

Thank you!!! That’s the best compliment 🥹

[@Hannah_EngelsEC]

@@CreativeKristenTaylor No problem!!! Your definitely really underrated!!! I hope you have a wonderful day!!!

[@flufflewarrior]

Thank you so very much for this tutorial! I have been searching for a video as detailed as this for such a long time. *Thank you!* And Pam still has her charm even after all the beautiful customizing ^^

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

Aww, thank you! And glad you liked it

[@DeeAnnKjelshusJohnson]

She’s a beauty!!

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

Thank you 😊

[@marysianalepa3550]

Ur job is truly amazing to me

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

Aww, thank you😊 It could be a cool job someday! For now it’s my hobby

[@wonderland_mh]

I've been looking forward to this video! Can't wait for part 2!

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

Hope you enjoy! 😊

[@brookelarkins5165]

This is a masterpiece! You inspired me to buy a PAM body and make my own custom! Did you happen to thin out the hindquarters, or are they the same width as original PAM? 😊

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

I’m happy to hear you’re inspired to start a custom! Yes, I did thin the hindquarters on mine to fit the look I was trying to achieve, though you can certainly keep yours original or thin depending on the vision you have for yours.

[@rebeldown771]

the camera shots are fun too, great job! it would be nice to see some porpotions mentioned for drastic customs :)

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

Glad you liked it! And I’ll look into adding more proportion discussions into future videos

[@sweetpea7180]

Happy to have found this! I bought a breyer that was someone else's unfinished project and was told it just needed the tail fixing back on. I got it a few weeks ago and noticed that actually, they repositioned the legs and ears, and they dont look good 😥 I've never sculpted breyers before, only mlp figures

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

Happy to hear you found this at a helpful time! 😊 I’m sure a lot of the skills you use on MLPs is going to give you a leg up with your new Breyer project. Hopefully some customizing transforms the legs and ears into something you’re happy with. And wishing you all the fun!

[@megansandbox5435]

Would you mind sharing tips for someone who wanted to get into customizing model horses as a hobby? What would be a good jumping off point?

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

I would say repaints on affordable models is a good starting point (I started with Breyer Stablemates) as well as simple resculpting projects like a new mane or new tail made with epoxy putty. Pastels brushed over acrylic basecoats or oil paints I think have some of the lower learning curves for painting. Acrylics are the most accessible to buy, and I’d say their learning curve is a step up from pastels or oils because it can take a bit of practice to learn smooth blending by hand (unless airbrushing interests you, then smooth blends with acrylics is generally easier). After that, I would say my biggest tip would be to find what sparks your passion and giving that a try!

[@JustASleepySloth]

Would like to know what type of cutters you used for the dowels in this video as they're not listed in tools

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

Oh shucks, I missed one then. Those were a pair of garden shears family gifted me. I’m not exactly sure what brand they are, but this pair looks very similar: www.amazon.com/dp/B000M3XY3A/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_NF1D27A0KCSP0C2TC1KY?psc=1

[@kristinm784]

hi is this air dry clay? thx

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

It’s Milliput epoxy putty 😊 Like air dry clay, it cures on its own within a few hours

[@kristinm784]

@@CreativeKristenTaylor your work is unbelievable thank you for sharing you inspire!❤️

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

Awww, thank you 😊😊😊 And happy to share!

[@kristinm784]

@@CreativeKristenTaylor are you making another soon?

[@CreativeKristenTaylor]

I do plan to make more! Just not sure when (I’m a slow customizer 😅🙈) I will have other horse sculpting/painting related videos between now and then though