The sculptor's focus is on creating breathtaking, impressive; stunning bronze works of art. His fine art bronze sculptures depict many themes and are embellished by his attention to detail. For instance, his bronze dog sculptures are sculpted to the AKC (American Kennel Club) dog standard. In order to ensure his sculptures are precise he will meet with show dog breeders and dog show judges for their expert opinion on his interpretation of the breed’s standard. Moreover, The sculptor will create spectacular scenes illustrating the breed in their historic origin, such as bull-baiting (English Bulldog, French Bulldog, Bull Terrier) and lion hunts (Rhodesian Ridgeback).

Many hours are devoted into each wax or clay original sculpture before a mold is produced for the bonze castings. Extensive fine detail is the sculptor's hallmark for his bronze statues/sculptures. Many collectors purchase and treasure his art for the exquisite attention to detail, realism and accuracy.

Commissioned bronze sculptures are a thrill for both sculptor and client; together through great communication a magnificent work of art is produced.

Clients are kept in the loop in every step of the process. The sculptor works closely with his clients to produce superb works of art for their specific needs and individual interests. Works in progress are viewed by the client via email or postings on his website(s) (concept to completion of the bronze).

A few of the sculptor’s past sculptures that were originally produced in resin will be reproduced in bronze. These bronze sculptures will be offered in a limited edition. Some of the breeds to be reproduced are, the English Bulldog, the French Bulldog; the Irish wolfhound.

This site will exclusively feature bronze. For resin sculptures, please visit dogsculptures.com or bronze-dog-sculptures.com The artist plans are to phase out the resin medium. So if you are interested in resin sculptures, now is the time to buy (Airbrushed resin sculptures (Not available in cold-cast bronze) are available while supplies last).

Projects that are scheduled or in the planning stages for 2008 and 2009:

Bronze English Bulldog bust - life size/full scale (completed)

Bronze English Bulldog - life size/full body male
(using the likeness of Kay and Bill Gray's two time national consecutive winner)

Bronze English Bulldog - small full body (5"hx 7"lx 3"w rough estimate)

Bronze French Bulldog bust - life size/full scale

Bronze French Bulldog small full body (4"hx 6 "lx 2.5 "w rough estimate)

Bronze Rhodesian Ridgeback and lion

Bronze English Bulldog - bull baiting

Bronze Koi/Nishikigoi Sculpture

If there is an interest in a breed, please email the artist with your request. If there is enough interested parties, the sculptor will definitely consider the challenge of producing a bronze sculpture that will delight collectors.

Bronze has been with us for thousands of years. The Greeks are credited for being the first to create life-size bronze figures. Other civilizations such as the Romans, Chinese and Egyptians also casted bronze works of art. Bronze continues to be highly valued to the present.

Bronze as a cast metal medium for sculptures is extremely admired. Bronze alloys have uncommon and very advantageous properties of increasing slightly just before they solidify; hence, capturing the smallest details from the mold.

The strength of the material is a benefit when action sculptures or massive sculptures are produced.

The fabrication of bronze sculptures is an extremely skillful and labor intensive job. Several casting procedures may be used for casting bronze: lost-wax casting (ceramic shell casting), sand casting; centrifugal casting.

 

One of my current projects is a 1/3 scale sculpture of footballs legend Brett Favre, my timing for this project is terrible, but what the heck. They say timing is everything, if nothing else the Brett Favre bronze will bring a smile to my son. I hope to finish this piece sometime in 2008.

Note, our bronze sculptures are true bronze, cast in
the traditional lost-wax method - not “cold-cast bronze”, which is a resin blend.

Please visit our sister site... dogsculptures.com

 

Original - Rhodesian Ridgebacks vs. Lion
Oil on Canvas Painting (20"x30")

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