Exciting Custom Horse Painting Through Stop Motion Film!
Watch this video of horse painting “Sublime” come to life on canvas, stroke by stroke!
Custom Horse Portrait Painting – Exciting Stop Motion Progression from Jennifer Brandon on Vimeo.
This exciting custom horse painting caught in action through stop motion exhibits the expressive brushwork of Equine Artist, Jennifer Brandon, as “Sublime” emerges from the stark white canvas into the triumphant, finished oil painting! Enjoy this fun movie of a girl and her horse as they take their place on canvas.
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Custom Horse Portrait Painting Progression by Equine Artist Jen Brandon
From sketch to final oil painting.
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So, what’d ya think?
Wow! This is so cool. I just watched the video of the painting with the little girl and her bicycle! What a neat idea to use stop motion. I really like it. A lot. You should do more!
Thank you Melissa! I have a few on Vimeo if you’d like to check them out…
http://vimeo.com/jachestudio/videos
They’re so much fun to make! I’m totally hooked right now.
Thanks for the link! How did you find out about it? And how did you do it? They’re really neat!
Melissa, I’ve always been fascinated with stop motion film. I’ve really enjoyed the concept, however I don’t really have the time to do both stop motion film (hardcore) AND painting full time. So, I get to play with small time stop motion with my paintings! It’s fun. It’s a frame by frame process. One year I dove into a bunch of stop motion books, animation, and also watched some of my fav stop motion artists. Anyway- it’s a much longer process than I can do justice to in a blog reply. Maybe sometime I can go into a little more depth of the process in a post.
You know, I just had a thought.
It would be really super cool if you could teach a lesson on one of those. Like, how to start a painting, how to see color, how to fix a messed up painting, etc. 
This is so great, Jen! You have such a gift, and I’m glad many who hire you get to enjoy it in their own homes. Makes me want to become a horse person
or a dog person 
lol- Thanks Beth! You’ll have to check out the “Moments & Travel” pieces…until you become a dog or horse person.