Stephanie Small – Horse Artist Interview
Name Stephanie Small Website & Places you can find my work online deviantART: pegacorna2 and to a lesser extent you can see some of my art on Elfwood Where I am Lake County, California
Name Stephanie Small Website & Places you can find my work online deviantART: pegacorna2 and to a lesser extent you can see some of my art on Elfwood Where I am Lake County, California
Name Lisa Marie Ford Website & places you can find my work online Website: www.picsbylis.com Blog: apps.picsbylis.com/blog Facebook: picsbylis (pics & artwork) and crittertales (books & poetry) Twitter: @picsbylis
Keeping up with this website means I spend a lot of time online. It’s not just publishing every day, it’s replying to comments & communication, social network maintenance, correcting out-of-date info and (of course) the never ending drive for growth. Here Goes… All of that time online means I’ve got profiles all over the place […]
Lately it seems like everyone has an iPhone and as they seem to become more and more popular so is the iTunes App store. That said I’ve made it my mission to find and catalogue all of the horse apps I can find. Horse Crazy iPhone I started with just games & apps – but […]
Name Robin Bacchus Website & Places you can find my work online My website is: www.capturedoncanvas.org I am also a member of: The Society of Equestrian Artists Red Bubble Facebook, where you can follow my work. Where I am I live near Goodwood, down on the south coast with my partner and our 3 very […]
Recently I received an email with information about UC Davis Extension’s summer horsepacking trips. They look like fun…the good, horsey, dirty kind. There are two adventures to choose from and I’ve provided info about them below.
The size of a modern pony, this is one of the larger equidae ancestors. They were found in the forested areas of North America during the middle Miocene (17 – 11 million years ago).
Image from mary hodder Coldblooded or draft animals are a very obvious type as their physical characteristics tend to be so very large. The term generally describes larger, more robust animals that are bred for heavy work.
In creating and maintaining this site I’ve been feeding an appreciation for art more than anything else. It’s been great fun to find horse art from many different places and in many different styles. Unique Art For A Unique Creature Today I thought I’d stray from the norm and share something even more unique, art […]
My post about how to draw horses (Pt. 2) have been popular ones, so I decided to expand on that idea as gift ideas. This is an entirely unique way to feed your favorite horse lovers hobby. When I started reasearching I found all kinds of books created to help budding artists draw the difficult […]
Perhaps no horsemen have been painted more than these harbingers of doom (except maybe Don Quixote). They are only mentioned in one book of the Bible (Revelations) and they are not a welcome sight. A Little About The Boys This is a doomsday post worthy of Halloween, and all of the works here provide a […]
Although this is part of the toxic plant section, it should really be considered a section of it’s own so I’ve updated it separately (and what a job that was). Section of the Week However, it’s a big section and if it helps people identify toxic plants in their pasture it’s an essential one. This […]