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Ready Steady Gallop

Published June 23, 2014

Ready Steady Gallop – Painting Angus Chan

There’s a great art project starting in Hamilton this week called Ready Steady Gallop, artists from around the area were commissioned to design and paint giant Clydesdale horse sculptures which will be displayed all around the Hamilton area.

I was lucky enough to see all the fantastic designs when artist Jenny Haytch asked me to assist her with the painting of her horse Angus Chan (who you can see me painting in the pictures here). It’s Jen’s design and she laid out the pattern and painted him, I just helped out with some of the fiddly painting areas to help her to meet the deadline, as we discovered that it takes a while to paint an entire horse!

Ready Steady Gallop Painting

Jen has done a fantastic job on Angus, and went straight on to painting a dolphin after this for a similar project in Aberdeen (Wild Dolphins). To see more of this and Jen’s fantastic (and often hilarious) illustrations, you can find her online here:

Twitter @jennyhaytch

Tumblr jennyhaytch.tumblr.com

Facebook https://www.facebook.com/likejennyhaytch

Some of Jen’s designs are available to buy through www.faballthings.com/~jennyhaytch

You can follow Angus’ progress on Jen’s tumblr here – jennyhaytchthemakingofmrchan.tumblr.com and follow the horse himself on Twitter @anguschanRSG.

Check out Angus and the other horse designs on the Ready Steady Gallop website, or follow them on Twitter @Rdysteadygallop. Of course if you’re in Scotland the best way to see them is to follow the trail around Hamilton, which starts on 25th June 2014!

 

 

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