Pokey Park is a sculptor extraordinaire whose early and endearing love of both nature and art are the foundation for her whimsical, magical creations.  Her kinship and communion with nature and its inhabitants results in uniquely stylized bronzes of animals of every size, shape and species.   Pokey studies wildlife in natural habitats so she can get a feel for their personalities, not just their anatomy.  Their personalities are extremely important for her to be able to give her sculpture a unique attitude.  The environment they live in sets the mood for the finished sculpture.

Artist Lori Kiplinger Pandy sculpts with empathy and energy.  She diligently researches and gets to know and understand her subjects before creating sculptures in stylized realism.   She then brings a unique understanding of anatomy and balance to her subjects. With subtle changes in posture, gesture or weight distribution she conjures up feelings of tension, anticipation or repose, which tells a story with the image that captures the spirit of a person or of nature.

Heather R. Kaiser is an accomplished artist, renowned for her award-winning sculptures.  Her work is primarily rendered in bronze.  She often depicts Native Americans and historical Western scenes.  She captures the layers of attitude, emotion and personality of her subjects, showcasing her deep appreciation for their strength of spirit. 

Burneta Venosdel is a national, award-winning bronze sculptor and pastel painter.  Many of her sculpture subjects are inspired by her surroundings and life on her Oklahoma ranch.  She paints the landscapes of western Oklahoma and the wildflowers from the mountains west of Gunnison that she has trod for over 20 years.