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Arich Harrison (37)
- "In the pastel strokes across the evening sky or in the elegant power of a horse Arich can see the inherent beauty of nature, and it speaks to him of creation and design?.
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Danny D. Edwards (25)
- Danny Edward's sculptures share their profound love of nature as they capture some of the most beautiful wildlife of the American Northwest. His sculptures are as much a living thing as the subjects they represent.
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David Morales (38)
- As David's love grew for the art of sculpture as he began his own journey of discovery, inspiration and excitement. Taught from the hands and eyes of Stephen Herrero, he has literally mastered all areas of the creative process.
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IMAGO (129)
- Imago is the juxtaposition of form and color as well as abstraction and realism. The graceful lines and smooth surfaces complement each other and provide a palette for colorful and vibrant patinas that glimmer with reflective light.
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Joe Slockbower (81)
- Through his art, Joe wanted people to see the wonderful value of life, the need to save our wildlife, oceans and forests so our children and future generations will be able to enjoy clean water, green forests and the abundance of natural beauty.
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Randall Reading (19)
- Randall is an artist who has captured in stone, the subtle complexities of the wild animal, giving their primeval essence tangible form. His pieces exudes a sense of motion and depth that is both mysteriously dangerous, yet fascinating in its appeal.
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Stacy Bayne -Village Life (36)
- Created by artist Stacy Bayne, the elegant and fine sophisticated lines of these fine art sculptures are created to celebrate the diversity of culture and village life all over the world.
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Stephen Herrero (57)
- "All art, of whatever form, is born out of a need to communicate something, some idea, some emotion, some truth about the reality of the world we live in".
