Pale Horse

In 1865, Gustave Dore engraved an incredible work of art known as “Death on a Pale Horse”. This depiction of the apocalypse shows the fourth horseman, Death, manifested as a cloaked figure with hell following close behind (Revelation 6:8). The inspiration for this build and the shirt design is based on Blucifer. A 32-foot-tall, bright blue fiberglass horse statue with glowing red eyes located at the Denver International Airport (DIA). Created by artist Luis Jiménez, the statue is famous for its "demonic" appearance. My builds or paint works have always had a central point of inspiration, and I've found a lot of that in older works of art. Single elements or overall themes pulled to create (what I believe to be) a beautiful machine.

Pale Horse is no exception. NOS Paughco wishbone, 6 over wideglide forks on narrow trees, S&S super sidewinder motor (roughly 110 ci), kick only. Clean, lean, fast, and a simple elegant design with subtle details is the idea. All go, no slow.

All profits from the Pale Horse shirt will be donated for Apex (Dooms dog) to get the care he needs.

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