Old west cowboy sculptures often with their horses, sculpted by Scott Rogers in clay and cast into bronze.
Bringing the Saddle Bronc to Life: Scott Rogers’ Wax-and-Paint Workflow on Clay
What You’re Seeing in the Video This isn’t your everyday sculpting. It’s shop-floor problem-solving on the original clay: Wax:Scott uses a crystalline wax (Trade name: Victory Brown) for tightening edges, hardening fine details, and locking in his desired surface textures. Paint: Scott paints ...
I got to ride in a 1947 Willy’s Jeep!
Installed a casting of “The Trooper” a couple of days ago, outside of Santa Fe. We took the piece out of my pickup and loaded it into this 1947 Willy’s Jeep and maneuvered it into position. Good folks, fun ride. ...
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 ...
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 ...
Passing on Knowledge
Adozen years ago….my uncle, Grant Speed, shared with me how to sculpt eyes. Today, I passed that knowledge on to another artist. “Tête-à-tête”, as the French would say. “Head to Head”. Softness…is the key. And don’t sculpt the eye. Sculpt ...
“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.
My “White House” Piece
Long before I began sculpting, I noticed that the Oval Office had sculptures in it. Remington’s “Bronco Buster”, a bust of Abraham Lincoln, until a few years ago, a bust of Churchill. Once I became a sculptor, I thought, “One ...
Delivered to the Foundry- The Wrangler
It’s taken a year….but finally got this bad boy to the foundry. I’ve learned something about how I work. I do my finest sculpting when a piece is allowed to sit for a year and have me come with a ...
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