Cliffy's Mom's Blog

By the shores of Gitchee Gumee by the shining Big-Sea-Water, came a little red horse! ...Or something like that. Clifford is the star of, "Clifford of Drummond Island" and other true stories. Clifford visits libraries, schools and assisted living centers. He has traveled all over the Eastern United States. Stay tuned for our next adventure! Meanwhile, enjoy the paintings and drawings regularly created by Cliffy's "mom", artist and author Nancy J. Bailey.

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

New Clifford Ebook!

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"Clifford: The Horse Who Carries Me" is a 30 page ebook about the new adventures of Clifford, available for only $3.00. I offer t...
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Sunday, September 27, 2009

Today's Dog Art

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Now I haven't done any dog art in awhile, since I ran my "heart horse" special. I am trying to catch up on some commissions b...
Saturday, September 26, 2009

Today's Equine Art - Thoroughbred

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This is a rescued race horse -- "Kind of a Goofus," his owner says. This is conte, with just a touch of purple oil pencil. 11 x ...
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Heart Horse Art - Warmblood Mare and Foal

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My friend Rita owns this mare, Caricature, and her foal, Cartoon. This is oil pencil and conte, about 11 x 15".
Saturday, September 19, 2009

A Couple of Last Precious Days with the Horses on the Island

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Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Today's Equine Art - Morgan

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Xena, a seven year old Morgan mare, died this year from colic. Her owner commissioned this portrait as a memorial to her. This is oil penc...
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Movie Trick Horses!

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Last week I hung out with Rex Peterson while he worked with the horses on the Secretariat film. Here he is with T, the horse who starred i...

Today's Equine Art - Buckskin

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I'd been hanging out with Rex Peterson near Nashville, while he trains a whole string of Secretariats for the upcoming Disney movie. Th...
Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Today's Equine Art - Olympus Way To Go

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Murphy is a sport Morgan stallion owned by Kathleen Reiman. This portrait in oil pencil is 12 x 15". I hope it does some justice to h...
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