Sabertooth Tiger Sculpture

I am a graduate of The School of the Museum Of Fine Arts Boston,Mass. Class of 1983. As a student with the Massachsetts College of Art I was admitted as a member of The Copley Society in Boston. My main area of interest while a student from the beginning was the technique of blind gesture and the application of using this technique in the study of movement. While at the MFA I worked in Areodynamic Enviromental Sculpture and graduated with that medium as my expertise. I minored in stone sculpture. I went on to create the 2nd Viet Nam Veterans Wall presented to The Speaker of the House of the United States the Honorable Thomas "Tip" O'Nieal,jr. on May 14th,1983 in Washington D.C. I served with the First Infantry Division in Viet Nam in 1969. I was collected by Boston College due to this fact also my Purple Heart awarded due to combat injuries resides there as well. The original autographed photos to me by the Speaker also are part of his momentos of office. This lead to my being inducted into the Military Order of the Purple Heart Museum at Vails Gate N.Y. In 2006/07 I was designated by Whos Who for my work in Fine Art. I continue to work in Stone Scupture and in a 24 color palette I term as Liquified marble. I am a published Fine Arts Poet. I write and illustrate childrens stories and adult humor. I create humorous songs for children. In short,I do not limit myself to any one medium to include music as well. All of my works are one of one. I am currently working with a steam bender to detail a standing dinosaur T-Rex skeleton in 1/4 scale. I am also working to fabricate and create a one of a kind automobile I call the "El Jagamino" a racing car made from a 1972 X-J6 Jaguar chopped to resemble a Chevrolet El Camino with a 475 h.p.Corvette engine and 400 Turbo 3 speed. This is an individual one of a kind metal sculpture...only on wheels.
pens: Ollissio and Thysitonmes.