#Arabian mare

[digitalblogger24]

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[camthecowboyman]

Halter Arabian Mare (The Sims 4)

Howdy all!

I have recently gotten into The Sims 4 horse RP, and thus I have started working on some custom content.

Thanks to @minervamagicka, a thoroughbred sculpt I had been working on was able to be baked out and the normal map applied to the horse model. Really excited to continue to collab with her! She has some incredible mods already out for fixes, tack, and more.

After painting some custom coats, making some custom poses, I got to here: a halter Arabian mare posed for showmanship!

I plan on releasing a BUNCH of custom handpainted coats to my gallery, and Minerva and I are planning on making some breed presets. I also plan on making quite a few "confo" poses so that people can start the RP, releasing them through contests or something fun like that.

Hope you enjoy the content from here on out!

[johnnyslittleanimalblog]

Untitled by Jennifer MacNeill Via Flickr: Roze Arabians

[hippography]

ZEM ZEM

Daughter of Hagar

Spencer Borden, 1906, The Arab Horse

[thegreenwolf]

Okay. I am really proud of this particular piece. I've been avoiding a brighter rose gray because it's a surprisingly complicated color to get right, and so in the meantime I've been experimenting with varying levels of opacity and depth, especially with grays and roans. But I finally decided to go for it, and after three weeks or so of slowly building up layers and trying out various custom Earth Pigment mixes on another test pony, I'm pretty happy with the results. There's not as much overt dappling as I originally planned, but I can work on that over time. For now, I have my proof of concept, and she is really pretty.

Also, I think the Hartland Grazing Mare is seriously underappreciated. She comes across as a lovely portrait of an Arabian mare, and while the original Hartland company in the 1960s only produced her in a few colors, the Stevens/Paola Groeber era colors were much more varied. The only thing I don't like about the mold is the weirdly blunted tip of the tail, so I sculpted a little extra on to make it look more realistic. I don't recall seeing any aftermarket customs on her (as opposed to the Breyer grazing mare), though they have to be out there. This won't be my last treatment of this mold, though!

She is available at https://www.etsy.com/listing/1581181393/florissa-custom-rose-gray-hartland

[serendipitystables]

We just got these 2 in for training at Serendipity Equines.

The Arabian will be trained for Endurance and the QH/Mustang will be trained for Barrel Racing.

We are so excited to see their progress.

(coat shaders are by @walnuthillfarm)

[rivalstarsracinggirl]

Blueberry blush grew up and had a baby of his own! Very happy as it’s a solid black no dilution filly 🥳

[katjadarkrider]

Kix

SSO edit

[schleichoftheday]

Today's Schleich is:

97020 Arabian Thoroughbred Mare [2014]

[bvthemeparks38]

Yasmine with Arabian Nights Dine Orlando

[horsefriends]

Little Arabo-Friesian Foal Sees the Outside World for the First Time by Yvon Hoogers (x x x x)

[amaucina]

Alma. a 5 y/o arabian mare :)

[camthecowboyman]

Alrighty, my first pose pack release is out! This features six (6) Arabian/hotblood focused poses. Hope y'all enjoy!

LINK

[hippography]

«DOURKA», Jument Pur sang Arabe, par Sinaï et Dragonne, 1er prix Paris 1925. Animal de belle prestance; à M. J. Lacrouts. 

Vie à la Campagne, Vol. 65, 15 Octobre 1930

[thegreenwolf]

I looked a long time for a vintage, Traditional/Regal scale Hartland Lady Jewel to customize, and actually managed to procure a few of them! Here’s the first one I���ve finished up, made over into a gorgeous fleabitten gray. She took a LOT of work; if you think vintage Breyer seams are a pain to smooth out, they’re nothing compared to the ridges and canyons that were this girl’s seams. But she turned out beautifully, and she is available at https://www.etsy.com/listing/1372022276/lorelei-hartland-custom-fleabitten-gray

[daily-rayless]

Another take on the famous but historically questionable Bloody-Shoulder Mare. (Not actually blood, just a unique coat pattern.)