Detroit needs a statue ROBOT WARRIOR ROBOCOP

make a boy out of a man, build him a robot that he can play with and admire. A magnificent photo op for the family.

College, university, high school and corperate mascot bronze statues sculpture

While some school or corporate mascots are quite routine and predictable some are quite bizarre and even comical.
Being a bit different can make your memorable.Also see our photos of the Missouri Western University Griffin measuring 10ft high we made a few years back. Note the wings are in the shape of the state of Missouri.The photos show actual wax and clay artist life size sculpture used to make the actual ceramic mold to cast the hot metal bronze for this statue. So see if you have recollection of any of these mostly University Mascots.

ROBOCOP statue nixed by Mayor

Every city needs a statue as like sports teams they bring tourists and tourist dollars.
Detroit decided not to have a Robocop statue but news may change and wishes sometimes come true.Every town needs a mascot whether you have Rocky, the Fonze,or Dale Earnhardt.
We at www.bigbronze.com can make these statues at commercial rates with no artist ego charges. We enjoy this kind of work.Check our mascot section.
http://www.bigbronze.com/bronze-Animals-sculpture--Mascots-TK-57748.html

The end of Bargain Bronze RODIN THINKER bronze sculpture life size BigBronze.com

As we enter 2011 so begins another run on commodities prices including copper the dominate metal in Bronze sculpture and statues. So signals the end of bargain bronze sculpture affordable to the middle class in USA. The bargain bronze sculpture reached its high watermark in the early 21st century around 200 to 2006. The ability for American artist to design a sculpture and have a foreign foundry make the molds and casting at low labor rates made sculpture affordable to anyone who desired it. Going into 2007 and 2008 copper prices multiplied as did energy costs used in making and transporting the statues and fountains. The costs and end user price doubled and tripled. In spite of world economic slowdown the costs have still remained higher.
As we enter into 2011 Copper costs have reached a record high at $4.44 a lb beating the 2008 high by a full dollar. A predicted fuel increase to over $100. a barrel will also double the cost of shipping a 40ft sea container from Asia making cost rise even more.
The high inflationary rates are mostly a reaction to Obama's QE2 or Quantitative Easing two economic plan that devalues the US dollar. In short the dollar is worth less so overseas sellers want more of them. Another great loss for the middle class of America.

Bully_rock-life size statue horses-ropewalk-lobster-huntsman-steeplechase-jockey_horse_Lobster

The Residences at Bulle Rock in Northern Maryland make extensive use of art, sculpture and statues to link to the horse racing farm champion heritage of this fine property. Sculpture adds value and pleasurable environment. If your driving up I-95 get off at Havre De Grace Maryland and drive through,

Philadelphia Rodin art-museum

Philadelphia has many museums within walking distance of each other. Along the main prominade between the Franklin Insitute, the Swan or 3 Rivers fountain and the Philadelphia museum of art is the Rodin museum.

Doctor Bag

When art out sells signage
This giant doctors bag outside a medical office building in Stanton Delaware is so memorable you only have to drive by once to have your memory ingrained. Less can be said id these was a common sign reading "Doctors Office" Giant or monumental sculptures touch the deep inner child in us all.
That inner mind is impressed permanently and indelibly. This is why signage is not read or remembered and is unimpressive in todays over lettered world.