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I created this piece in 1996 during a period inspired by ancient artworks from various cultures, including vertical spirit sticks, bells, and urns. We cast only a few of these Bull Vessels and this one got set aside. We recently came across it and decided to finish it.

Pair of large ducks in the outdoor sandblast area. Ready for the final patina.

It has been a number of years since our last holiday letter and we wanted to rekindle the tradition and send out Holiday Greetings, let you know that Georgia’s website has been updated with her latest work, and tell you about a few other things we have been involved with lately.

n 1999 we started a tradition of creating small pewter castings of one of Georgia's sculptures as Christmas gifts for family and friends. It soon also became a charitable fund raising project as well, with a loyal following of generous collectors who have helped us assist many local organizations over the years.

On December 6, 2017 we installed four outdoor sculptures at the City Hall in Bothell, Washington. Around a fountain area are the "Mother Beaver with Pup", "Sitting Beaver", and "Standing Otter". Greeting visitors at the top of the main staircase to the Hall sits a one-of-a-kind likeness of “City Kitty”, the nickname of a cat that lived in an old house that was torn down to build the new City Hall.

31 years after creating and installing the "Boy and Dog" in downtown Langley, Georgia was honored for her contributions to public art at a ceremony held at the park where the sculpture is located. The event was part of the International Sculpture Day celebration on April 22.

The young swallows nesting in the foundry took flight yesterday for the first time and this one chose to rest on a forged garden sculpture that Georgia made back in her blacksmithing days.

We placed the new "Spring Song" in a wonderfully designed backyard garden in the Madison Park area yesterday. Thanks to the new owner for permission to show these photos. Appropriately, we added a "Madison Park Wren" to the fountain.

Point Ruston is a new waterfront neighborhood just north of Tacoma, Washington, and next to one of the jewels of the northwest, the 700 acre Point Defiance Park. It is a brand new community offering living, dining, shopping, entertainment, and recreation on the water's edge in one of the most beautiful parts of the Puget Sound.

We have updated our softcover publication, which features most currently available sculpture and a large selection of Georgia's public work. It is nice way to see the work displayed in a more varied and larger larger format than the website offers.

Raven with Wren, First Casting Completed November 2015, Edition of 15

Georgia's two latest sculptures are now complete. More photos will be on the main site very soon.

Thanks to Victor for the wonderful patinas.

Georgia's two most recent sculptures are now in the rubber molding phase. The mold will allow the creation of hollow wax replicas of the clay sculptures.

The Downtown Camas Association has purchased a sculpture of Georgia's to be installed later this month as a part of the City's Downtown Art Project.

Georgia began a break from larger public work this past fall to have more time for working on smaller sculptures that she has been wanting to create. She also had a number of ideas sketched out in clay that had been put on hold. The combination of completing this previously started work and her new ideas has resulted in a number of new pieces coming to completion from last fall through this Spring.

Beautiful foggy winter day here on Whidbey Island.  Georgia's studio.

Holiday Greetings,
Welcome to our fifth annual Holiday letter, where we share news of the year’s doings and feature new sculpture that Georgia has created since our last mailing.