As an American wildlife sculptor and painter, my career bridges traditional studio methods, public service, and wildlife conservation. Recognized as the Official Wildlife Sculptor of Florida, I sculpt in clay and cast in bronze using the lost-wax method. My representational work is featured in the James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art and the Boca Raton Museum of Art, and documented in Deborah C. Pollack’s Florida Sculptors and Their Work. Appointed by the U.S. Department of State, I have crafted official gifts (most often Eagles) for international heads of state, including a bronze lotus presented to Pope Francis. My numerous large-scale monuments, including the Stuart Sailfish Fountain, anchor civic pride, while my charity, Art of Nature, fosters the connection between art and nature as a bridge to conservation. I work out of my studios in Florida and Alaska and cast in Colorado.