Starlite Originals Legends

Capturing the majesty and essence of a wild animal in a still sculpture is an incredibly difficult task, but award-winning artist Kitty Cantrell makes it seem so easy. Known for her awe-inspiring sculptures of North American wildlife, Cantrell is a master at creating realistic wolves, eagles, penguins, deer and a variety of other animals using different materials.

Captivating storyteller and master sculptor David Lemon, is a member of the American Indian and Cowboy Artists Associations (A.I.C.A). His work has spread throughout the world’s galleries and collections, opening a window into the lives, histories and experiences of the people who lived in the Old West.

Meet Willy Whitten, an exceptionally skilled and self-taught artist who has mastered a wide range of media and techniques. With a natural talent for modeling and design, Whitten has gained recognition as a master of his craft both in creating sculptures and cinematic special effects.

Over the past few decades Whitten has helped design some of the most popular creatures and practical effects for films like Aliens (1986) and The Thing (1982). Outside of the film industry, Whitten’s passion for Indigenous costumes and their symbolism led him to years of researching and crafting vibrant sculptures that accurately capture the textures and nuances of Indian clothing.

A close friend of Christopher Pardell, Dan Medina has mastered the art of depicting intricate details in wildlife through his sculptures, bringing them to life. This is partly due to his commitment of conducting extensive research on any subject he chooses to paint or sculpt, but also because of his deep influences from Renaissance artists like Leonardo Da Vinci and Michelangelo.