When photos of four of the five busts in the British Virgin Islands were originally taken in 2000, the film roll was accidentally double-exposed and the photos were lost. We’ve periodically searched the Internet for a photo, but have found none with close-ups until now, almost nine years later! On the Internet we just discovered an excellent photo of the building and portrait busts in front, taken by Robert English, an American who was vacationing in the Caribbean in December 2007. Robert has graciously allowed us to use his photo, and we extend our thanks!

For the entire month of September 2008 our work will be exhibited at a 2-Man Show at the Old Post Office Museum & Art Center, 510 Third Street, Graham, TX.

The Blevins Studio has finished the commission for the 6-foot-tall bronze firefighter, named Fire’s Out, and the piece has been installed as the centerpiece of the new Granbury Volunteer Firefighter Memorial, located in Granbury, Texas. The memorial commemorates the 100th anniversary (March, 2007) of the Granbury Volunteer Fire Department, which has been operating off the same charter for the last 100 years. The statue is set up on a 4-ft-tall pedestal that has the names of every member of the Dept. for the last 100 years engraved into the granite. A new park was designed and constructed for the memorial, located between Travis and Houston streets along Granbury’s new Hike & Bike Trail. As a fundraiser for the project, the Department is selling dedicatory bricks for $50 each. The bricks are available to anyone who wants to dedicate a brick to a firefighter. Contact Blevins Studio for further information.