Monumental sculptures sculpted by Scott Rogers in clay and cast into bronze.
A Special Preview of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
On September 3, Scott and Janette had the opportunity to experience something years in the making: a special preview of the new Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles. The evening brought together artists whose work is part of ...
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. ...
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 ...
4. Installation of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig Monuments
Scott and his crew travelled down to Magnolia Farms in Waco, Texas to assist with installing the Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig monument. Traveling to Texas “The installation carried so much anticipation, excitement, angst, fear and joy all at once. ...
2. The Creation of the Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig Monuments
The creation of monumental sculptures is an involved process. It takes a team to create something that will stand the test of time, perhaps for centuries. Scott says this about the creating the Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig monuments for ...
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig Monuments Installed at Magnolia Silos in Waco, Texas
The grand adventure of creating and installing monumental sculptures of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, two of baseball most famous players, finally came to fruition. Scott was commissioned to sculpt Babe and Lou, for Magnolia’s, Katy Ballpark at the Silos ...
Monumental Football Team Open House
Three years in the making. My heart is full. June 11th, 2018, we had an open house to celebrate the completion of “Football, circa 1890”. What an amazing team of people have supported me in bringing this project to fruition. ...
Being a Sculptor isn’t for the Faint of Heart
To quote my mentor, Fritz White, “Being a sculptor is not for sissies”. It’s been a long time since I’ve struggled with a piece as much as I have with this one. I’ve built it up and torn it down ...
Where the Buffalo Roam
What is more American than the bison. Years ago, when I was studying these dudes, it was news to me that they roamed from Canada to Mexico and from the Rocky Mountains to the Mississippi River. Legend has it ...
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