About The Clip Clop Club
The Clip Clop Club is the story of Lucy- who lives in an urban, horseless world. She discovers a new world of horse girls and horse friends that she can visit any time. She goes on great adventures, makes new friends, and rides horses beyond her wildest dreams!
The Clip Clop Club, LLC is a for-profit illustration studio that produces greeting cards & other paper goods based on the characters, Lucy, Jane, Adrian, Buelah, Patti and Cheyenne designed
by Leslie Harrington-who remembers what it was like to dream about horses!
About Leslie:
Lucy is my alter-ego. I grew up with an undying love for horses, but with a reluctance to ride. I was happy to draw horses morning, noon, and night and they were the first things I could draw well. I wanted a horse of my own like most horse girls. Horses in a distant pasture or running down the backstretch or photos in a book-always made me smile. Now, I am lucky enough to go visit Lil Joe and Gus and the other nice horses at my father-in-law's farm whenever I want. Horseback riding remains something I think about doing more than actually riding. I think my apprehension may have something to do with the drawing hand "boxer's break" incident of 2004!
I am so thankful to my very special Mom and Dad for indulging my horse craziness with trips to Kentucky where I actually met and patted Secretariat one fateful day! Mom and Dad did their best to fill my room with horse statues, magazines, books and plenty of pencils and paper!
You can see more of my work at my portfolio website:
www.leslieharrington.com
and at:
www.childrensillustrators.com
To the folks behind the scenes who have contributed their time and energy to the Clip Clop Club-a thank you to Christina, for bringing the Clip Clop Club to life with words.
A special thank you and high five to Scott for his web/branding genius- and for getting stuff done even when there was never enough time to do it all. I owe you many lunches...
Jobs well done! Cross those fingers!!!
A super extra special thank you goes to Mike who said I should create my own designs...years before I finally did.
The Clip Clop Club is the story of Lucy- who lives in an urban, horseless world. She discovers a new world of horse girls and horse friends that she can visit any time. She goes on great adventures, makes new friends, and rides horses beyond her wildest dreams!
The Clip Clop Club, LLC is a for-profit illustration studio that produces greeting cards & other paper goods based on the characters, Lucy, Jane, Adrian, Buelah, Patti and Cheyenne designed
by Leslie Harrington-who remembers what it was like to dream about horses!
About Leslie:
Lucy is my alter-ego. I grew up with an undying love for horses, but with a reluctance to ride. I was happy to draw horses morning, noon, and night and they were the first things I could draw well. I wanted a horse of my own like most horse girls. Horses in a distant pasture or running down the backstretch or photos in a book-always made me smile. Now, I am lucky enough to go visit Lil Joe and Gus and the other nice horses at my father-in-law's farm whenever I want. Horseback riding remains something I think about doing more than actually riding. I think my apprehension may have something to do with the drawing hand "boxer's break" incident of 2004!
I am so thankful to my very special Mom and Dad for indulging my horse craziness with trips to Kentucky where I actually met and patted Secretariat one fateful day! Mom and Dad did their best to fill my room with horse statues, magazines, books and plenty of pencils and paper!
You can see more of my work at my portfolio website:
www.leslieharrington.com
and at:
www.childrensillustrators.com
To the folks behind the scenes who have contributed their time and energy to the Clip Clop Club-a thank you to Christina, for bringing the Clip Clop Club to life with words.
A special thank you and high five to Scott for his web/branding genius- and for getting stuff done even when there was never enough time to do it all. I owe you many lunches...
Jobs well done! Cross those fingers!!!
A super extra special thank you goes to Mike who said I should create my own designs...years before I finally did.
