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Tibbi Searcher Pretzel resin, hand penciled to a graying appaloosa foal.
Stablemate scratching foal in liver snowcap Appaloosa. Donated to White Sands live show in 2004. Awful picture.
Cantrell Kittydunit resin in buckskin leopard Appaloosa. I painted her this way so that she could be the dam of my Buttercup in smokey black Appaloosa. 
He is a semi-portrait model of a mule named Masquerade, by a spotted Jack and out of a roan overo Paint mare. 
Peter Stone ISH done as a near-leopard Appaloosa. He's NAN-Q'd at Nutmeg Classic 2001 (halter and perf), Red River Live 2002 (1st in CM Appaloosa) and DesertFest Live 2004 (1st CM Appaloosas).
Majoriffic resin by Michelle Locke. Painted after real horses, has all the appy details. Painted in May 2002. NAN-Q'd at Lone Star Live 2003 in resin Appaloosas.
York standing stallion Shooter in bay roan Appaloosa. May 2002. Sold to Pat Henry in September 2002.
Peter Stone English Pony as a POA. December 2001.
Breyer scratching foal in bay appy, lightning marks on legs. December 2001. Shown as a Nez Perce (Appaloosa X Akhal Teke) filly.
My attempt at red dun, and a "baby" color at that! Generally, really young foals do not have the darker points on their legs until they shed out at a couple months old. She has Appy mottling around her eyes, on her muzzle and on her "private" parts under her tail. She really is more shaded than she looks here! Done in May 2001.
Here's the North Light New Forest Pony in blue roan Appy as a POA. Sold.
This is the new (relatively) TB mare mold done as a Leopard Appaloosa. She even has mottling around her eyes, mouth and privates. I did her with an art marker and was able to get a lot of precision with her spots. October 1999.
This is a picture Janis Whitcomb took of a bay leopard that I did for her since she has done so many for me.
This is the stock horse mold with a new tail done as a dark grulla Appy mare. I used a light spray of white to roan the black underneath. October 1999.