"I
love to experience raw nature, I live for it," he says. Whenever I feel
as if I've been trapped in civilization for too long, I can't wait to
touch the wilderness, taste it and smell it. When I'm in the
backcountry gathering material for a new piece, this is how I empower
myself to say something artistically."
Shinabarger's wildlife
studies and monumental celebrations of big game animals have earned him
honors and recognition from the National Sculpture Society, the Society
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