Welcome to the studio!
Thanks for stopping by. Here you can find new, and in-progress works, and a look behind the scenes at Craig Campbell Studios.
ALICE!
Please join us as we embark on a series of 10 pieces based on Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" book.
The series consists of 3 sets of sculptures. Can you guess the characters by their silhouette?
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SANTA 2024
Discover the enchanting world of fine art with our collectible sculpture, "Santa Finds Puppies in His Sack," crafted by the talented Craig Campbell Studio. This delightful piece captures the magic of the holiday season, showcasing Santa's joyful surprise as he uncovers adorable puppies nestled in his sack. Bring home this charming sculpture to celebrate the spirit of giving and the warmth of companionship. Perfect for collectors and holiday enthusiasts alike!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
Happy holidays from all of us at Campbell Sculpture.
We wish you a safe and happy holiday season.
...LAST LAUGH!
"He who laughs last, laughs best."
At Campbell Sculpture, I believe that art is not just an object, but an experience. My sculptures are created with the intention to tell a story, evoke emotion, and spark conversation. My philosophy is simple: create art that makes people think and laugh. Many of my pieces incorporate humor because I believe that laughter is the best medicine. Join me on a journey that combines the imaginative with the unexpected.
Edition is limited - Order yours today!
Bronze
13" x 9" x 8"
edition:10+AP
casting 1-5: $2975
casting 6-10: $3400
AP: $3825
pre-cast orders - please inquire!
...SPRING!
Thank you for the opportunity to be a part of the Ulrich Museum of Art 50th anniversary and Spring Exhibition opening! Good times with great people! This piece began as a community sculpting project where everyone was invited to lend their hand in creating it. Massive thanks to all who participated in the Exhibition Opening and in creating our newest sculpture. This sculpture is entitled, "Spring!", stands 24" tall, ceramic, and is happily donated to support WSU School of Art, Design and Creative Industries student scholarships. Cheers! -Craig campbellsculpture.com Ulrich Museum of Art WSU School of Art, Design, and Creative industries
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The Boxer
The Boxer wins the Fred And Cheryl Newby Patrons Award!
88th Annual National Sculpture Society
Annual Awards Exhibition
June 12 - August 22, 2021
Brookgreen Gardens, South Carolina
Award Winners Exhibition
October 4 - December 10, 2021
NSS Gallery
New York, New York
Behind the Scenes...
Beginning...
Beginning...
Doozers...
Inspiration...
Heroes...
"In the Studio" series!
Here is raw, unedited video from a recent interview with the amazing videographer, and friend, Herb Saperstone. In this video series we cover sculpting topics such as "Getting Started", "Inspiration", "Heroes", "Teaching", "Money", and many more. Stay tuned for a look behind the scenes at Craig Campbell Studio!
Over the Moon!
Over the Moon!
"Tis he! I know him now: I shall jump over the Moon for Joy!"
(Charles Molloy's The Coquet 1718)
Inspiration…most of my life I’ve been fascinated by the ways we express to each other how we feel.
Countless times I’ve used this phrase, or heard it used, and the image of a Jester, or clown,
leap-frogging over the moon would surface in my mind.
As an artist, I have the ability to communicate through artworks, much like how others
communicate verbally, musically, or in writing. I’m inspired to communicate in a positive,
fun, whimsical manner to help spread the joy I feel in creating to those that would appreciate
my works.
A smile can be contagious! Over the Moon is meant to spread a bit of happiness in an often
difficult world, and hopefully share a smile with all who engage with it
Cat and Mouse
"Cat and Mouse"
This piece depicts a Sphinx searching for a mouse that is hiding in the pots. If you look closely you can find the mouse before she does. :)
Cat and Mouse began as a "Scribble" that I then sculpted and cast into bronze.
Jungle Buddies
Jungle Buddies
These pieces originated as clay sketches and were so delightful we just had to mold and cast them into bronze.