Archive for June, 2009


The Best Father’s Day Gift

posted by SculptureDelights @ 13:47 PM
June 22, 2009

For those of us who have parents now in their sixties, seventies, or even older, it can feel like there isn’t a gift we haven’t given dad before on his special day. Now and then, it’s nice to receive a gift that is one of a kind and possesses real uniqueness. This Father’s Day, consider portrait sculptures for dear old dad. A portrait sculptures is a unique creation designed in the image of the old man himself. It is a keepsake to be treasured for lifetimes to come, and even to remember dad long after he passes. In the not so distant past, nobles would often have their own image created in a painting or sculpture, but now this service is available to all people, not just those of royal blood. Portrait sculptures make a great gift for Father’s Day, and are guaranteed to be a gift that dad has never received before.

With Father’s Day fast approaching, now is the time to seek out a sculptor and have a portrait sculpture made for dad. He’s sure to love his image immortalized, and will treasure it for the rest of his life.


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How to Identify a Professional Sculptor

posted by SculptureDelights @ 13:47 PM
June 8, 2009

Whether having a portrait sculpture created or requesting a custom sculpture for the home, it’s important to choose a sculptor whose artistic ability mirrors the desire result. Most sculptors will have a sculpture gallery comprised of either actual sculptures or photos, illustrating their own creations. Through researching an artist’s sculpture gallery, it’s possible to discover their own sculpting style. Every sculptor has a different style; some might strive for realism, while others might have a different perspective that will shine through to their art. When requesting a sculpture, it’s essential to check out the artist’s sculpture gallery beforehand, and ask questions about how they would design your sculpture.

Artists that don’t have a sculpture gallery are probably amateurs or are ashamed of their work, so be sure to avoid these if at all possible. However, also realize that all artists start somewhere, and who knows, a sculpture from a budding artist might wind up a priceless piece if they become the next Michaelangelo!


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