Sculptor's Muse: The Sculptor's Smock
Tools of the trade are vital - my tools are precise, some have been personally designed by me and then crafted by a woodworker, Andy...
Sculptor's Muse: Portraits
One of the main areas of a sculptor's work is that of Portraiture, which happens to also be one of my favorites. I have been asked if...
Sculptor's Muse: Decorative Sculpture
One often thinks of sculpture as statues standing outside on a plinth, however, sculpture historically functioned hand in hand with...
Sculptor's Muse: Hats off to my models
One of the most vital elements for a sculptor - is live models. My children, myself and husband have often been utilized in my...
The Sculptor's Muse: the Enchantment of Unveilings
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10156719157885459.1073741833.433408770458&type=3 The moment every sculptor lives for: the...
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 - 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 - Glass & Stoneware Clay - combining art forms
I have been working with glass artist, Tammy O'Connor of Vitric Vision Glass Studio. We have been researching a way to slump glass over...
The Sculptor's Muse - Clay is not created Equal
First, clay is not dirt. A common misconception. Clay is decomposed igneous rock, like granite, and dirt is, well, dirt, and all kinds...
Sculpting so others can touch memories
Working in my studio today, I remembered one of the most poignant commissions I had. A family had a child that died during birth, the...
