Casting Process

Information on the casting process.

3. Production of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig Monuments

  A lot goes into the production and casting of a bronze sculpture. The casting process really is an art in and of itself. Regarding the production of the Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig monuments… Scott says: “If you ever ...
American Cowboy is a bronze sculpture created by Scott Rogers. The image is a front view of the sculpture

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. ...
sculpture of Janette bust in clay

My Bride, “Baby J”

When I first met Janette, I knew she was the type of woman who did not need to wear make up…her beauty was natural. Many mornings I find her the most beautiful when she wakes and her hair is a ...
Bronze sculpture by Scott Rogers of a oil derrick blowing up in the 1800's

One Hundred Soldiers

  So….here’s part of the 100 “drill bits” order, lined up like soldiers for inspection at the foundry today. They are all headed to an oil company in Texas. I occasionally sculpt “gift multiples” for companie
man asleep in a chair with books surrounding him

The Old Rust Patina

  My patina man, Kike, working the color on, “With My Books Battalioned Around Me”. This one is shipping out to Settlers West, in Tucson, for an art show next week. The color on this sculpture is very unique. We ...
lone horse standing with its back to the wind

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, ...

“Rescue” Gets a New Patina

“Rescue” gets a new patina. At the foundry with my patina man, Kike. Going for the European old school look.
Bronze sculpture of a baseball team of young men posing for a photo in the 1800's

Baseball in the Mold Room

“Base Ball” is finally in the ‘mold room’ at the foundry. T’will be August 2015 when the first castings come out. 18 1/2″ high c 32″ wide x 11″ deep Edition of #50 Click here to read the piece description, ...

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