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I grew up on a small farm located on the front range
of the Colorado Rockies. My great grandparents bought the property in 1891 so
there have always been stories and a great deal of history about the farm. I
spent my childhood caring for farm animals, riding horses, and playing with cats
and dogs. And, what intrigued me most was catching distant glimpses of many native
wild animals. This environment inspired my love for nature and animals. I began
drawing horses, my true passion, at a very young age and then started carving
and working in clay.
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I attended the University of Colorado at Boulder studying fine
arts and French linguistics. I was also fortunate to spend a semester studying
in France, which expanded my world, allowing an even greater appreciation of
culture and artwork at a most impressionable time in my life.
Currently, I operate my own graphic design company creating computer graphics,
primarily for print collateral. I also do sculpture works in bronze and, recently,
in combinations of bronze and stone. And, I work in pastels. Most of my work
centers around my love for animals, but I also find great beauty in the human
figure. My desire is not only to create form, musculature, and movement, but
more importantly, to capture the true essence, to embody and portray the beauty
and magnificence of each creature.
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