



I first came across Steve Wirtz's animated, playful, and beautiful, dog sculptures at Companion Art gallery. I happen to have my photography there as well. A great place for gifts for yourself or loved one(s).
It wasn't until I was at Discovery World, The Artisan Market, this past December, that I personally met him.
Steve has a funny & corny sense of humor which shows in his work. A super swell guy as well. We chatted about being a self- employed artists, and I asked a million questions about his craft. He is just as patient as he is swell!
I went to visit him in his studio last week to check out his art in progress. Check out more of his work around town and online!
http://www.cartuna.net/
http://companionartgallery.com/ Dog and cat art.
Steve's work is the greatest! He can create anything doing anything. His golfing dogs are fantastic. Nice blog and great photography.
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