TSOS Member Portfolios

Use the links below to view the portfolio or web link of any of our member artists. Names are listed alphabetically by last name. This is just a sample representation of our organization's talented sculptors.

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• Reynaldo Alaniz: sculptures of animals, nudes, portraits, and religious subjects in terra-cotta, alabaster, marble, or bronze
• WC Barnett: (often functional) bronze figures that explore the puzzling mysteries of the human experience
• Ho Baron: anthropomorphic creatures and grotesque fantastic icons; surreal figurative bronze sculptures
• Gilbert Barrera: sculptorsdominion.com (external link, opens in new window)
• Theresa Bayer: ocarinas & whistles: musical sculptures in stoneware
• Gregory Beck: cast bronze - figurative sculpture
• Delbert E. Beckham: Salvaged steel sculpture (external link, opens in new window)
• Tom Bishop: handcrafted original sculptures of welded & hammered steel, bronze, & copper -- partial to dragons
• Marie Blazek: sculpted forms in clay
• Art Blevins: bronze statues for corporate, public, and private monuments and memorials of children and adults, living or deceased. Specialties are portrait busts, figure commissions, reliefs, and MiniMe's, but work spans a range of categories, genres, and sizes.
• Marika Bordes: bronze and wood sculptures celebrating life's passion and nobility
• Kelly Borsheim: art of the human form, especially quiet, intimate moments; sculpture in stone & bronze
• Stan Briney: specializes in Western Bronze Sculptures
• Derek Brooks: wire mesh shadow sculptures and other figurative works in bronze
• Lisa Brummel: metal art; sculpture that begs to be touched

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• Nancy Cardozier: narrative, biblical, mythical, or historical themes in plaster, hydrostone, or bronze
• Walter Castro: Figurative art in a variety of mediums with a surrealist touch that connects reality with fantasy in social, political, philosophic or cultural themes.
• Lauren Crane:
• Bob Coffee: bronze sculpture depicting wildlife, ranch and racing themes, sports and abstractions
• Davis Cornell: stone and laminated wood sculpture
• Cindy Debold: (external link, opens in new window)
• Siri Dehipitiya: expressive clay and cement sculptures depicting the human spirit
• June Doerr: representational bronzes of figures and animals
• BeeBee Eckols: sculptures of animals and children (horse, rhino, elephant, eagle)
• Billie Evans: figurative and animal sculptures in bronze
• Herb Goldman: large-scale architectural, environmental, and even site-specific sculptures
• Mark Yale Harris: natural and permanent materials to create symbols of universal connection, as the relationship that one has to another and to nature
• Cass Hook: abstracted figurative sculpture
• Dale Jensen: (external link, opens in new window)
• Joe Kenney: (external link, opens in new window)

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M-R:

• John Maisano: the graceful forms of animals embellished with Art Deco or tribal art inspired designs
• Joshua Meadows: bone and mixed media sculptures
• Valencia Mills: ceramic, bronze, mixed media sculpture
• Pat Moberley Moore: emotional bronze sculptures of the human figure
• Steve Morris: sculptures in native Texas limestone (external link, opens in new window)
• Lena Olson: figurative sculptor specializing in the portrait bust. Recipient of: Portrait Society of America's ~ Certificate of Excellence Award ~ International Competition 2008. Life size to monumental.
• Fritz Ozuna: Neon light sculpture (external link, opens in new window)
• Bobby Pearl: figurative bronzes, terra-cotta, and plaster sculptures
• Dan Pogue: figurative bronze and stone sculpture, including religious figures; bronze casting foundry
• Jack Pointeau: portraits of famous Native American chiefs such as Red Cloud, Sitting Bull, and Geronimo in clay and bronze
• Ricardo Puemape: religious and marine sculpture in bronze and stone (often combined)
• Cat Quintanilla: stone carvings of plantmorphs, fetish animals, and garden or water elements (external link, opens in new window)
• Marla Ripperda: built-up concrete sculpture, usually animals and children's subjects
• Christopher Robbins: strange clay; contemporary ceramic sculptures

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S-Z:

• Sahyinepu: bronze works in both Egyptian and classical forms
• Arye Shapiro: figurative sculpture in bronze and ceramic, especially bas-relief portrait commissions (external link, opens in new window)
• Bonnie Sir Kegian: stone sculptures inspired by a yen for mythology, archeology, poetry & tales of ancient times
• Scott Sustek: clay and stone sculptures, as well as commissions in cement
• Jim Thomas: architectural art and sculpture, Southwestern art, foundeur (bronze casting)
• Melanie C. Thomas: bronze figurative sculpture
• Eric VanWinkle: marble and metal sculptures from the heart
• Hank Waddell: abstract sculpture in wood, metal and other materials (external link, opens in new window)
• John Webb: abstract stone and wood sculpture
• Gary A. Yarrington: figure sculpture in bronze and mixed media
• Francisco Zarate: sculptures in clay of the human form
• Norma J. Zoda: sculptures in masking tape of a variety of subjects

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