Don Coyote is my Carol Williams/Rio Rondo resin QHS-1. I purchased him in 1990 directly from Carol way back when the run was released. I asked for a primitive color of some sort, and Carol surpassed my hope and vision. He is a dove brown grulla, so subtle and simple until you take a closer look. He is barred and striped in every way a primitive horse can be. His color has so many layers and so much depth - depth that Carol is so famous for capturing with her painstaking oil techniques - to this day, after all these years, I still take him out on a sunny spring day and just look at him. Seems I discover something new every time.
The resin itself doesn't really need much of an introduction. I guess the QHS-1 can be considered the "forerunner" of the current resin revolution. The resin was released in a run of 200, all originally painted by Carol - what a labor of love that was! Don Coyote is number 138 in the run. The QHS-1 remains one of the standards of excellence in resincasting - a sculpture timelessly correct and lifelike, sought after not only as a rare collector's item but as a piece that continues to stampede over the competition in showing.
