Samuel Stimpert is well-known as a plank-owner of Visual Arts Collective (VAC), which has grown into the nerve center of up and coming art in Boise, Idaho (USA). His own artwork consist of sculptures intended to provide the viewer with material with thought and perhaps goad them into contemplation of the human experience." (excerpt from Under Ground Art Union feature)

Winner of the 1987 Idaho Snow Sculpture Competition, Winner of the 1988 US Snow Sculpture Competition, Sculptor for the LDS Nauvoo Temple, Sculptor for the Idaho Entry of the 2000 Carol of the Bells (Pittsburg, PA)

For over 30 years, creating Limited Edition Bronze Wildlife Sculpture with an emphasis on the bald eagle and golden eagle, along with a variety of other subjects.

Bronze Sculptures, traditional and computer illustration, fine and commercial. General design 30 years.

Inspired by my travels and varied experiences, my sculptures are a reflection of personal and societal interpretations of nature and man’s interaction within the environment. As man becomes distanced from the natural world, I hope to capture a unique view of nature, where personal discovery becomes a focal point.

I specialize in highly detailed carved and painted birds from wood. Each is one of a kind. Commissions are most welcome. In addition to bird carving, I also teach bird carving, and have written several articles and a book on the subject. I also document my occasional fits of monumental stupidity, some of which have been published in IDAHO Magazine. You can find these on my site under "Stuff Happens".

Sarah J. Moore is a figurative sculptor living and working in Coeur d`Alene. Her sculptures are created in the mediums of bronze, and clay, and aspire to simplify the complex beauty of the human form.

I construct both wall and free-standing assemblage sculptures which are almost exclusively from found objects or perused materials. My process relies heavily on my intuitive sense of what is needed. I hope the viewer will find pleasure in the tactile appeal of the pieces, in their geometric tensions, and in the play of lines, angles, and arcs. I would like my art to be a catalyst for the viewer's own active imagination rather than stop at the boundaries of my own.

I am an experienced sculptor and have done many projects throughout south east Idaho including the bigfoot rendezvous and have had my work featured on the Discovery and History channels.