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I was digging through boxes, and found some more photos I thought you might like to see.

This is Windstone Editions in full swing when we were in California on Saticoy St. in North Hollywood. These show the paint department, and were probably taken around 1989.
(That is a guess, we really should of documented things better!)

Raffle prize for Febuary 2010

Reveler raffle prize for Feb 2010

Here is "Reveler"! He is the Windstone forum raffle prize for February 2010.
I named him "Reveler" when I realized I had painted him in purple gold and green; the colors of Mardi Gras!
Very appropriate.
If you are a Windstone forum member and you would like to win Reveler, email me your forum name with the words "February raffle" in the subject line.
If you haven't entered these raffles before, email me your forum name, real name and address.
If you aren't yet a forum member, heavens, you are most welcome! http://www.windstoneeditions.com/forums/

Savannah griffins

Savanna griffins

Griffins are hybrid creatures so it makes sense to paint them like hybrids.

New Snerl

new Snerl

Took us a year to get this new mark stamped on the pads, but they have been starting to appear on pieces. Check any new pieces you've gotten and see if you can tell if Snerl is smiling or not. Unfortunately his face gets blurry on the smaller pads so you can't tell how happy he is to live in Oregon!

Sugar PLum Poads

Sugar plum poads

I painted a batch of Sugar Plum Poads!

This was fun, since there seems to be no consensus on what the heck a "sugar plum" IS, exactly, I was free to interpret it my own way.
These poads are airbrushed with layer upon layer of metallic paint. I used contrasting colors to subdue and darken the bright underlying hues, resulting in a color that has as much complexity as the "Autumn Leaf" color.

December raffle prize

Champ dec09 rafle

The prize for the December raffle; another champagne-ish colored dragon for New Years!
He is an Emperor dragon airbrushed with pearl, and copper, and he has some lavender too.

This is a free raffle for members of the Windstone forum: http://www.windstoneeditions.com/forums/
If you would like a chance to win "Champ", send me an email with your forum name, real name and address with the words "December Raffle" in the subject line so I can find your entry among all the ads.

If you have entered a Windstone raffle before, you can just send me your forum name. I know who you are.

Autumn Leaf Secret Keeper

AutumnLeafSK#1_pic1

At last, the Autumn Leaf Secret Keeper is finished. Took me a few years to get around to completing her!
This dragon sculpture is cast out of gypsum and hand painted by me, Melody Pena. She is seventeen inches tall and weighs over thirty pounds.
My poor back.

Mini Catalogs

mini catalogs gar uni scratcher royals 800 long mini catalogs gim pea emp maya cat circ800

I was asked about our "mini catalogs" in a thread by "Kitsunelady" on our Windstone forum:
http://www.windstoneeditions.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=11811

November raffle prize!

copper pearl mother dragon

This is a mother dragon that I test painted... in a color I don't have a name for. I think I'll call it something like "Toasted Pearl", but I don't love that name. If you have a better name, let me know!
She is marked like a Siamese cat, but she has a pearl colored body and "points" that I have airbrushed with copper, brown and dark brown. She also has some violet on the darkest areas which match her amethyst jewels and lavender eyes.

Raffle Prize for October 09

The raffle prize for October is pictured on my facebook photo gallery this time ,because this blog page won't let me upload and image tonight for some reason.
Here is the link to the image on my facebook page (though I don't know if everyone can see it, or if you have to be on facebook yourself) http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?v=feed&id=559077034#/photo.php?pid=3...

He is a Male griffin with an attitude. I airbrushed him in Halloween colors: black, white and tan, like a Bernese Mountain dog.