Brutal Sun Studio
Art Gallery
Saph
This sassy cat was sculpted with Super Sculpey, baked hard, and then "painted to life".
El Furioso
This sketch pays homage to the beauty and the fury of the Andalusian horse. Bred for hundreds of years to fight deadly spanish bulls, the Andalusian was prized as a war horse during the medieval times for its beauty, courage, and agility.
Twilight Quest
This wood trinket chest was aged with vinegar, painted with acrylics, and then received a resin pour to protect the painting on the lid.
The Wild One
Not to be confused with the jet-black Emperor of the Seven Provinces, the concept of this creature was invented by the sister of the artist, Leslie J. Wagner.
He was big, taller than some mountains. He was also fast and powerful. Unfortunately, he was prone to losing control of his emotions. His temper tantrums were legendary in his world. It was for good reason his species was called "the wild one". He was so dangerous to be around, that he was made an outcast from every society. This, of course, made him lonely and bitter. It did not help that he was supposedly the last of his kind. As one beholding such power might be tempted to do in such circumstances, he turned to a vengeful quest for world domination. Little did he know, there was another of his kind out there... looking for him.
Dragon Bit
Can you imagine this bit on Maleficent's horse (the witch from Disney's Sleeping Beauty)? In the ancient times, people often used gear with mythical beasts incorporated into its design.
Desert Beauty
This Bedouin steed was drawn onto a custom-made card, for a dear friend who likes Arabians. The actual drawing was about 2/3 the size of this enlarged image. Notice the cowry shells on the halter's cheek piece; the Bedouins often embellished their tack with seashells like this, along with plenty of tassels. This horse's halter is simple, compared to other extremely ornate ones.
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