Sculptor's Sketches - Bernini exhibit at the Kimbell Art Museum
Have sketchbook, Will travel.... and travel we did, all the way to the Kimbell Art Museum in Ft Worth, TX. It is rare that I visit any...
The Sculptor’s Muse – Autumn weather and books
With cooler weather I enjoy curling up with a cup of something hot to drink and reading. My favorite books being those on sculpture, I...
St. Francis and my Studio Wren
Detail photo St Francis and his 'little sister' by Tracy H Sugg I’ve always been fond of St Francis, as it seems most people are. One of...
The Sculptor's Muse - the Ten laws of Composition
Back in 2009, I went into a used book shop (bibliophilia being one of my vices!) and found a jewel. The first section I always scout out...
The Sculptor's Muse - Seasonal Inspiration
The changing of the seasons always brings inspiration to an artist. The fragrance, color, texture of each season brings with it, it's...
The Sculptor's Muse - the Art of being Ambidextrous
Being able to do your artwork well with both hands is a valuable trait. I think more so for sculptors. When you are right handed then...
The Sculptor's Muse - Surrounded by Inspiration
Last week I was told that my oldest son described my approach to my work as "the depth of an artist's vision is so far beyond what the...
The Sculptor's Muse - A Touch of all the Arts
When the Pope approached Michelangelo and asked (told) him to paint the ceiling of the Sistine chapel, Michelangelo's response was "I'm a...
The Sculptor's Muse: Earth, Fire, Wind & Water
Before I started 'blogging' per se, I read a lot of artist's blogs, and subscribed to some. However, it seems that 99% of them are...
A Sculptor’s Muse- the Studio
Every artist has a studio, even it’s a corner of a room that has your supplies and a small working space. I think the fact is that...
