Ain’t Gonna Be No Second Trip
Ain't Gonna Be no Second Trip Art Trail News • May 9, 2022 What most folks don't realize, on some level, every piece I create is a [...]
Studio Nights
Studio Nights Art Trail News • April 26, 2022 Studio Nights are held the 2nd Wednesday of the month, at Scott Rogers Studio in Paradise, [...]
Gold Mining in Alaska
Gold Mining in Alaska Art Trail News • April 25, 2022 When I was 27 I left my home in Texas and went to spend some time [...]
Mexico Ruins
Mexico Ruins Art Trail News • March 29, 2022 I’m a fool for history…of all kinds. There seems to be a [...]
Football Team Monument Open House
Monumental Football Team Open House Monumental Football Team • 'Art Trails' News • June 11, 2018 Three years in the making. My heart is [...]
The Great Beyond
The Great Beyond 'Art Trails' News • June 30, 2018 A few days ago, I was deeply honored to receive this image. A collector, of over twenty years, [...]
Saloon Keepers Have No Sense of Humor
Saloon Keepers Have No Sense of Humor 'Art Trails' News • June 11, 2018 I sculpted this piece….just so I could use the title: "Saloon Keepers [...]
Brookgreen Gardens Sculpture Park
Brookgreen Gardens Sculpture Park 'Art Trails' News • April 2, 2018 Sculpture fans! If you'd like to treat yourself to a visual feast, make your way [...]
Inspired by “The Revenant”
Inspired by "The Revenant" 'Art Trails' News • January 30, 2016 This next piece on the sculpting stand is an idea given to me 7-8 years ago [...]
Her Hands Know the Old Ways
Her Hands Know the Old Ways 'Art Trails' News • January 13, 2016 Ilove it when a title and a sculpture merge together as one. When creating [...]
Towne Ball, 1890
Towne Ball, 1890 'Art Trails' News • April 2, 2018 After I sculpted the 32 inch wide nine player team piece, "Base Ball, circa 1890", I had [...]
The Old Rust Patina
The Old Rust Patina Art Trail News • November 11, 2015 My patina man, Kike, working the color on, "With My Books Battalioned Around Me". This one [...]
Sculpting in the dark
Sculpting in the Dark 'Art Trails' News • October 13, 2015 W ould it surprise you to learn that, during the sculpting process of every piece, [...]
An Honest Effort….
An Honest Effort... Art Trail News • October 6, 2015 One morning, at 6am, I was brought up short seeing a man sleeping on cold asphalt…..he was [...]
Passing on Knowledge
Passing on Knowledge Art Trail News • August 22, 2015 Adozen years ago....my uncle, Grant Speed, shared with me how to sculpt eyes. Today, I passed that [...]
The “Inner Sanctum” of what I do
The Inner Sanctum of What I do Art Trail News • August 1, 2015 I'm going to let you into the inner sanctum of my approach [...]
The Fringe Side of the Old West
The Fringe Side of the Old West 'Art Trails' News • June 26, 2015 In the studio. Still a month to go on this bad boy. I love [...]
Base Ball….After the Mold
Base Ball... After the Mold Art Trail News • June 9, 2015 I'm often asked by people, "Do you ever sell the clay [...]
Canyon Winds
Canyon Winds Art Trail News • June 1, 2015 T[/fusion_dropcaphe clay, on the left, is headed to the foundry tomorrow. I thought it'd be fun to show [...]
“Rescue” gets a new patina
"Rescue" Gets a New Patina Art Trail News • May 18, 2015 "Rescue" gets a new patina. At the foundry with my patina man, Kike. Going [...]
“Base Ball” in the mold room!
Baseball in the Mold Room Art Trail News • May 11, 2015 "Base Ball" is finally in the 'mold room' at the foundry. T'will be August [...]
Miles to go Before I Sleep
Miles to go Before I Sleep Art Trail News • March 31, 2015 I've decided to make it a Native American and add a quartered moose [...]
Native American or Mountain Man?
Native American or Mountain Man? Art Trail News • March 19, 2015 Cleaning off my shelves with another idea that has lingered too long. For me, it's [...]
My “White House” piece
My "White House" Piece Art Trail News • March 12, 2015 Long before I began sculpting, I noticed that the Oval Office had sculptures in it. [...]
Head in Hands
Head in Hands Art Trail News • February 26, 2015 Almost every time I create a sculpture I cut the clay head off and sculpt it in [...]
New Sculpture “From out of the storage unit”
New Sculpture "From out of the storage unit" Art Trail News • February 26, 2015 Ok sculpture fans.......and those who can identify with procrastination. Here's a [...]
Delivered to the Foundry – The Wrangler
Delivered to the Foundry- The Wrangler Art Trail News • January 5, 2015 It's taken a year....but finally got this bad boy to the foundry. I've [...]
Sculpture in Nature
Sculpture in Nature Art Trail News • December 28, 2014 About 15 years ago I was visiting an artist friend in a remote location. The closest [...]
Whispers….do you hear them?
Whispers... Do you Hear Them? Art Trail News • December 27, 2014 Does anyone both hear and act on "whispers" like I do? I find that [...]
Another 20+ hours in three days
Another 20+ Hours in 3 Days Art Trail News • November 30, 2014 Since my last post.......I bet I've spent another 20 [...]
Being a sculptor is not for the Faint of Heart
Being a Sculptor isn't for the Faint of Heart 'Art Trails' News • November 21, 2014 To quote my mentor, Fritz White, "Being a sculptor is not [...]
The Booth Museum / Cartersville, Geogia
The Booth Museum / Cartersville, Geogia Art Trail News • October 24, 2014 This weekend, Janette and I are visiting The Booth Museum, in Cartersville, Georgia. [...]
National Sculpture Society
National Sculpture Society Art Trail News • October 8, 2014 Today, in New York City, I was graciously accepted as a member of the National Sculpture [...]
“Love your calling with passion it is the meaning of your life.
AUGUSTE RODIN
