The Artisan Hall Series is a program where artists would visit the company and hand paint an entire run of models. The artist would sign and number each model. The early releases came with a paper Certificate of Authenticity signed and dated by Peter Stone. Later, each model came with a Collector Card with the model's description and a pre-printed signature by Peter Stone.
The 26th release, or 1st in the updated Artisan Hall program, was a Dapple Mealy Bay Pinto ISH named Friar Tuck. Painted by D'Arry Jone Frank. This model had two custom versions. Both had a braided mane, and one had a long swishing tail, where the other had a braided tail. The entire run was limited to 100 pieces, 90 with the loose tail, and 10 with the braided tail.