Animal and wildlife sculptures sculpted by Scott Rogers in clay and cast into bronze.
Why Wildlife Sculptures Make Memorable Public Art
Some works of public art are admired for a moment and then forgotten. Others quietly become part of a place's identity, creating landmarks that people return to, photograph, and remember. Wildlife sculptures have a remarkable ability to do just that. ...
An Eyelash in Bronze
Would you believe that after being a sculptor (26 years) I am still amazed at the transformation process (the miracle) of how a clay sculpture is turned into bronze. I once went to a foundry to inspect a finished piece. ...
“Whiskey’s Rebel”
I would never consider myself as having been a good bull rider. Never felt I had the hand strength needed to keep a good hold. Over a three year period (1977-1980) I did get on about 165 head. The ...
Horses with Face Armor?
For Spain, Glory and Gold”30″ high x 17″ wide x 16″deep. Edition of 30. This piece has been in the clay for about two years, and is finally comin’ around….maybe! Then again, maybe it’s me that’s comin’ around. This ...
Inspired by “The Revenant”
This next piece on the sculpting stand is an idea given to me 7-8 years ago by a collector (I love a great idea). I sat on the idea for a few years. Finally, I got around to roughing it ...
Canyon Winds
The clay, on the left, is headed to the foundry tomorrow. I thought it’d be fun to show how it will look as a completed bronze, with wood base and cast tag. Click here to read the piece description, ...
Miles to go Before I Sleep
I‘ve decided to make it a Native American and add a quartered moose as cargo in the canoe. several people suggested I put antlers in the piece. I’m still looking for a title that would do the piece justice. If ...
Native American or Mountain Man?
Cleaning off my shelves with another idea that has lingered too long. For me, it’s actually common to rough in a piece and get the jest of an idea down and look at it for years….as a clay sculpture. Don’t ...
Sculpture in Nature
About 15 years ago I was visiting an artist friend in a remote location. The closest city of 1000 people was 10 miles away. Being completely surrounded by nature it was easy to pick out things that were man-made. Tin ...
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