Wes Waugh's Fish Watercolors

Wes Waugh is a Boone, North Carolina artist, workshop instructor and presenter. He first began painting at the age of 12 and is currently noted as one of the southeast regions leading landscape watercolorists.

Being a lifelong outdoor enthusiast greatly contributes to his subject choices as images collected over years of backpacking, canoeing and fishing excursions often form the base from which new paintings evolve.

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All Ahead Flank

Artist Mike Savlen has been experimenting with oils recently. This impressive blue marlin piece measures 30 x 40 inches and captures an angle you don't often see in big game fish paintings.

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A.J. Obara Jr. - Wildlife Sculptor

Anthony J. Obara Jr., (American school, born 1948) is a preeminent animalier sculptor, self-taught in the manner of Antoine-Louis Barye, Pierre Jules Mene and Isidore Bonheur, French sculptors of the 18th and 19 centuries. 

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David Allred Artist and Sculpture

Using a variety of metals and woods, David Allred celebrates nature.

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Salmon Chandeliers

Each Salmon in Scott Chamber's Salmon Chandelier is a work of art, hand made from molten glass. To achieve the beautiful golden scales on the salmon, Scott mixes sterling silver with 2000 degree glass, like making taffy, before sculpting each fish individually. While still hot, he shapes them for the radius of each row on the chandelier.

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If art glass does not quite fit your cabin decor this silver mica option from Hobble Creek Trading Co. just might do the trick.  LINK

No game room is complete without a Sheridan Island Big Fish Salmon billiard chandelier.

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Steelhead Fabrications

Designed and forged by a second-generation blacksmith, Steelhead Fabrications offers a variety of aquatic sculpture.

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