George Blakely
304 Bradford Rd.
Tallahassee, FL 32303
850-385-4974
gblakely@mailer.fsu.edu

I am an ultra-light long distance hiker and an artist whose work intersects with environmental issues. My favorite museum to exhibit my work is currently my own yard, where I have fabricated pole-like structures with objects that are evidence of my consumption and collection habits. One example is the use of my junk mail (mostly mail order catalogues) to remake trees. I also make large photographs and digital images that interest with the themes of the sculptures in the yard.

Bradley Cooley & Bradley Cooley, Jr.
P.O. Box 11
Lamont, FL 32336
850-997-4680
bradley@bronzebycooley.com

http://www.bronzebycooley.com

For the past two decades Bradley Cooley and Bradley Cooley, Jr., have devoted their artistic efforts to creating Seminole portraits of present and past councilmen, Seminole people and their legends. Creations include 15 monumental and sixteen life-size sculptures which have been placed in public parks, museums & corporations from Pennsylvania, California, Spain, and Scotland.

The World's Largest Whitetail Deer
At "Woodlands Outdoor World" in the mountains of western Pennsylvania
20' h x 10' d x 28' l

Mark Dickson
2109 W. Indianhead Drive
Tallahassee, FL 32301
850-656-2472
850-524-1913 cell
dicksonstudios@embarqmail.com

http://www.markdicksonstudios.com

As a sculptor, my primary focus is metal: fabricated steel and aluminum, cast bronze and aluminum. I start with concepts such as form, negative space, and abstract suggestion. Then guided by themes like music, flight, wind, machinery and even personal guardians, I shape free standing or pedestal mounted sculptures. The fluid large scale pieces are appropriate for landscape architecture. For interiors ranging from compact to expansive, my sculpture has a sense of tight design and light abstraction that suits the contemporary style.

I create sculpture, vessels, relief tiles, and large wall installations linking ancient symbolism and forms to contemporary life.

Ken Echternacht
3220 Sharer Road
Tallahassee, FL 32314
850-385-4703
kechternacht@earthlink.net

http://www.kenechternacht.com

The subjects of my sculpture portray my long-term interests. To earn the money to support my art I have worked for many years in the arena of environmental sciences -- principally water quality. Coupled with that pursuit has been a lifelong fascination with the fauna living in and around and also dependent on water. For the past several years, my sculptural work has focused on the waterbirds inhabiting Florida's wetlands. My interest is in creating naturalistic impressions of those magnificent creatures. I work in mild and stainless steel, bronze, and copper.

Great Blue
Welded Steel and Bronze
56" x 20" x 16" (including base)
$3,600.00

Michael D. Jernigan
803 Middlebrooks Circle
Tallahassee, FL 32312
850-933-5083
850-877-3225 fax
mdjernigan@portraitsculpture.com

http://www.portraitsculpture.com

I create realistic portrait sculptures in bronze and stone. Capturing the essence of the subject is my goal. Visit my website to view examples of my work.

Mikie Wolff

Deborah La Grasse
32 Lainey Lane
Crawfordville, FL 32327
850-599-3032 day
850-878-7216 eve
850-599-3436 fax
dlagrasse@yahoo.com

http://www.soa.famu.edu/lagrasse

The use of implied or actual movement and symbols that influence human existence and identity through time are important elements in my sculpture.

I have been professionally creating sculpture for over twenty years. I have sculpture in collections throughout the Southeastern United States. I work in all materials and scales. Metal castings (bronze/aluminum/iron) are my areas of expertise. I like to work with mixed metals both fabricated and cast.

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Male Figure
Commission, Premier Health and Fitness Center
Aluminum 20' x 9' x 9' (motorized)

Who's the Boss of YOU?
or
Reflections of a State Worker

Teresa Reaver
850-539-6581
teresareaver@bellsouth.net

http://www.teresareaver.com