About the Artist

Amanda Brock, artist behind Rogue Horse Studio, was born and raised in Florida. Her love of horses (and all animals) reaches back as far as her memory. Art was another love of hers, and the two seemed to combine together naturally after she discovered the customizing side of the hobby in 2005.  Since then, she strives to continually improve her work and techniques, and share her progress and stories with others.

Amanda's work is in the collections of hobbyists all over the world, and has earned multiple championships. She was a finalist in the first Breyerfest Best Customs Contest in 2015  under "Excellence in Finishwork".

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Ask the Artist:

What Painting Medium Do You Use?

What Material Do You Use for Re-sculpting?

-  I work in a variety of mixed media, but my primary tools that I use for painting are pastels and earth  pigments, I also have been known to use airbrush, oil, and acrylic. I basically use whatever is needed to achieve the look I am going for.

-I use both Aves Apoxie sculpt and Magic Sculpt.

What Do You Collect?

- Apart from my collection of personal resins, I also have a small Breyer collection. How could I not?! They are what brought me to where I am today. My fist ever Traditional scale Breyer was the original release Hucklberry Bey. My favorite mold is by far the Smart Chic Olena, but I love most of the breyers sculpted by Brigitte Eberl, Morgen Kilbourn and Sue Sifton. 

My resin collection includes that of Eberl, Minkiewicz, Tumlinson, Parks and Rose resins, with many other artists too! I have a soft spot for Warmbloods and Drafts.