First attempt

[elish2]

So the back story behind this, is i bought my girls some blank ponies and got my hubby one too, and we painted them with washable paint, (so we can wash them and repaint them)...so here is what we got...

My 4 year old's. She called her "color pony"

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My 3 year old's. Didn't really give her a name...

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My Hubby's...he called it mudpie...

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Mine is a mockup for he Riddle using a blossomforth..my first ever custom, did not want to mess up with acrylics...

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[kaoskat]

Neat! I love the idea of washable paint so you can paint them over and over! Too fun!!!

[Rosencrantz]

These ponies are tour de forces!

[Izrabeth]

  hahaha lovely idea to involve the whole family!!!

[WaePonies]

what an awesome idea great job the ones by ur kids are adorable

xoxo

[elish2]

Thanks, it was pretty neat to do with them. 

[Colorscapesart]

Oh wow, that's brilliant!  They are so fun and colorful! 

[Katika]

Nothing like young customizers in the making...   You said that the pony you did was your first go that you didn't want to "mess up" with acrylics?  Is that you looking for advice or encouragement for making future customs?  I think that when you are ready to take the plunge into "real" customs (out of lack of a better way to distinguish permanency of paint jobs ), you'll find that acrylics are much easier to paint with than washables.  They tend to dry faster, coat better and are easier to touch up.  Either way, I think it's an awesome idea to have a family bonding time over making re-paintable ponies

[lilacamy931]

neat idea and love the whole family got involved, so cute!

[lisey_baby]

I love that you did them with your children, I will have to do this with Ruby when she's older