A brief look into how I use history to develop my western sculpture. One of the most frequent questions I get from clients is “How do you get your inspiration?” The answer is two-fold: I take my broad interest in the stories behind the 1840s-1920 American West expansion and then pair it with research to…
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Exploring the Sioux warrior with full accoutrements COLLECTOR UPDATE: This piece has now been cast. You can see it in bronze here: Recounting the Coup Full Figure When I made Recounting the Coup, I knew I had created a special piece. One reason I knew this is because I kept thinking about the man depicted…
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My popular Sioux bust is now available in half-life-size You asked, so I listened! I am pleased to announce Recounting the Coup (Half-Life Bust). So many of my clients loved Recounting the Coup, but did not have room for a full-size bust. This new version measures approximately 15″ tall, perfect for smaller niches or atop…
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Last week was one of the highlights of my professional career with the unveiling of my sculpture, Memorare, Sand Creek 1864 at the Booth Museum of Western Art. We had a great turnout, with 60 people in attendance (who came in a Georgia downpour) – including one couple who drove from Chattanooga to see the…
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Sand Creek Massacre Remembered in Sculpture and Film at Georgia’s Booth Western Art Museum January 21, 2010
