ARTIST- ED PAKER

Burrowing Owls Sculpture made of Copper Wire

I make realistic wildlife sculpture in copper wire using my knowledge of animal anatomy and physiology and the concept of "perfect imperfection". I have shown and sold my work coast to coast and I have served as an art show coordinator for the dyslexia foundation. I believe that there is a link between dyslexia and artistic ability. Art helped me deal with the issues related to growing up with dyslexia and the stigma attached to having a learning disability. Later art helped me to cope with the stress of being in the Navy, including serving in a war zone and being separated from my family. It helped me further when I got out and had to transition back to civilian life. The fact that I could create the things that I do has always help me maintain my own sense of self-worth and has been a way to center myself and maintain my sanity

ARTIST- ED PAKER

Big Cat Sculpture made of Copper Wire on a Granite base

I make realistic wildlife sculpture in copper wire using my knowledge of animal anatomy and physiology and the concept of "perfect imperfection". I have shown and sold my work coast to coast and I have served as an art show coordinator for the dyslexia foundation. I believe that there is a link between dyslexia and artistic ability. Art helped me deal with the issues related to growing up with dyslexia and the stigma attached to having a learning disability. Later art helped me to cope with the stress of being in the Navy, including serving in a war zone and being separated from my family. It helped me further when I got out and had to transition back to civilian life. The fact that I could create the things that I do has always help me maintain my own sense of self-worth and has been a way to center myself and maintain my sanity

ARTIST- ED PAKER

Pheonix Rising Sculpture made of Copper Wire

I make realistic wildlife sculpture in copper wire using my knowledge of animal anatomy and physiology and the concept of "perfect imperfection". I have shown and sold my work coast to coast and I have served as an art show coordinator for the dyslexia foundation. I believe that there is a link between dyslexia and artistic ability. Art helped me deal with the issues related to growing up with dyslexia and the stigma attached to having a learning disability. Later art helped me to cope with the stress of being in the Navy, including serving in a war zone and being separated from my family. It helped me further when I got out and had to transition back to civilian life. The fact that I could create the things that I do has always help me maintain my own sense of self-worth and has been a way to center myself and maintain my sanity