Gina Hall

 

My first memory of a horse was when I was five years old.
On moving to a new neighborhood at that time, there happened to be a horse living across the street, a palomino I think who shortly after had a foal. After that, I was completely and totally smitten and horses have walked, trotted and cantered through my head in a never ending parade since then.
Because of this, I began at a very early age to draw and paint horses and animals, eventually becoming known as a flat painter, working in oils, acrylics and water colors.

I then moved on to stained glass where I was very successful with my equine based panels, several of which hang in the art collection at our local thoroughbred race track.
Eventually a friend of mine introduced me to the world of model horses and sculptures.

I became immersed in doing original sculptures of different equine breeds and having them cast in resin as limited edition artworks. At this time I am limiting myself to painting other artists resins.
I am also very focused on watercolor at this time and the general theme that has run through my artwork all my life is the same, animals and more specifically, horses.

At home, I have four dogs. Three chihuahuas and one miniature pinsher. They make me happy and make me laugh. Animals have always been my world and my art work reflects that love.

Check out my website at www.ginahallstudios.com !