by Loti Woods | Jul 7, 2022 | Conservation Art, For Sale, Sculptures, Uncategorized
Chipmunk Art: Sweet Cheeks I created this chipmunk art to see how many acorns a chipmunk can cram in it’s mouth Chipmunk art was not really on my mind when I watched a cute chipmunk jam its mouth full of acorns. Then I started thinking, why not sculpt one in...
by Loti Woods | Jul 6, 2022 | Conservation Art, For Sale, Sculptures
Canvas Back Duck Sculpture: Cruisin’ I want to create water movement in the stone The stone for the canvas back duck is the perfect vehicle for generating water movement. There’s a thin layer of quartz in the steatite (the stone used) that helps...
by Loti Woods | Jul 6, 2022 | Conservation Art, For Sale, Sculptures
Shorebird Art: Ira Hudson Yellow Lesserlegs I CREATED THIS PIECE TO COMMEMORATE MY FATHER. Shorebird art is one way to honor my father. As a world-renowned sporting art watercolorist, my dad was captivated by how beautifully and simply the early carvers created their...
by Loti Woods | Apr 10, 2021 | Field Notes, Sculptures
Creating a Red Wolf Sculpture A red wolf sculpture was not on our minds when we visited the NC Zoo in 2018. But after seeing their red wolves for the first time, we learned the only wild ones in the entire world (yes, on the whole planet) live in our home state of...
by Loti Woods | Mar 26, 2018 | Field Notes, Sculptures
Our Story Begins… Fate. Falling in love. A broken sculpture, a missed art opening, and a chance encounter. It sounds like a mystery. Hmmm. We hear so much about “it is meant to be”, “things always have a way of working out”, and...
by Loti Woods | Nov 29, 2017 | Latest News, Public Art, Sculptures
Emotional, connected and energized. Three words Dale uses to describe how he feels about his new public art sculpture, “Tails to Rails”. Emotional The sculpture was installed in its final resting place in downtown Tryon, NC in Nov 2017. Launching a new...
