Since the early 1990’s, DD’s work has also expanded to encompass animals in mythology and wild animals, particularly the endangered species. In contrast to dogs and other domesticated animals, these creatures are entirely mysterious to most of us, a mystery her work celebrates, examines and honors. Through focusing on these beautifully diverse creatures, DD seeks to value and respect our planet’s co-inhabitors. You’re sure to enjoy the whimsy and color of DD’s animal sculptures.

Garuda - 2002

Blue Sky Horse - 1995

Ganesh - 2000

Green Bear - 2004

Rose Bear - 2006

Thai Dog Dragon - 2013

Dreamtime Dingo - 2009

Dreamtime Dingo - 2009

Scapegoat - 2012

Reluctant Werewolf - 2012

Baby Cheetah - 2015

Flower Cat (collaged with artificial flowers) - 2014

Turned Around Fox - 2015

American Fighting Cock - 2011

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  Garuda - 2002

  52" long
  
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  Blue Sky Horse - 1995

  36"
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  Best in Show North American Sculpture Exhibition - 1995
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  Ganesh - 2000

  38"
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  Green Bear - 2004

  38" long
  
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  Rose Bear - 2006

  36" long
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  Best 3-D piece Curtis Arts Center - 2007
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  Thai Dog Dragon - 2013

  42"x38"
  Best 3D Piece, Curtis Center All Colorado Art Show, 2013
  
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  Dreamtime Dingo - 2009

  28"x26"
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  Dreamtime Dingo - 2009

  28"x26"
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  Scapegoat - 2012

  32"x36"
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  Best in Show, International Exhibition of Animals in Art, 2013
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  Reluctant Werewolf - 2012

  42 inches high
  
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  Baby Cheetah - 2015

  34 inches high
  
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  Flower Cat (collaged with artificial flowers) - 2014

  20 inches high
  
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  Turned Around Fox - 2015

  14 inches high
  
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  American Fighting Cock - 2011

  14"x24"