This section is the most wordy of any on my site.
   While I have a great desire to see one of my works in your hands, I also want to be realistic about the time and expertise and quality of each work. The materials cost, and in the case of my Bronzes, the foundry costs are considered too.
Being 'Fair' to each little art work and getting it a new home is a challenge that also includes working in the collector's (Your) budget.

Things to keep in Mind!
-As a collector one of your considerations should be the number of editions of each casting or printing.
-I purposely work in a very limited edition size for bronzes. Only Ten will ever be made of most works, (excluding the artist's and foundry proof). This is small considering the length of time I typically work on a sculpture (over a year), Mostly much longer...
Each casting is from a very small local foundry and I also work and 'proof' the wax to ensure it is perfect to my artist's eye.
This is one of the reasons the bronze casting process is a more expensive and time consuming way to create art.
But it is durable and long lasting.
It is also one of the absolute best for outdoor displays, with the patinas gaining complexity and beauty over time, as well as withstanding extremes of elements...
-Another consideration for you as a collector is the Artist's maturity of vision and skillset.
I have been developing my design, anatomy knowledge, and materials language as an artist for over twenty years.
       -Indeed, all through the lean times and times of seemingly floundering in other areas of my life I have still remained dedicated and working on my craft. It is the one main constant drive...
               I hope you enjoy your site visit :-)    - EFS