Paula Zima.com - Studio Photos

     These last photos are of my partner Tom Scott Reno, we have lived and worked together
    now for over 20 years. He is an amazing character, a sign painter, singer, song writer,
    guitar player, philosopher, occasional horseback rider, inventor, welder, abstract painter,
  sculptor, dancer and the best backpack partner ever. He has helped me solve creative,
manufacturing, logistical problems that most people would of given up on. A true friend.
    Through his magic we have created a line of playground critters, licensed by Sportrock Intl.
  which include a horse, gecko, fish, turtle and a dog. A good man to have around.
Please visit TomScottReno.com to see his work.

Studio Photos Close up of "The Student" in progress (clay) Paula taking a break with Cal the Large Frog Working on "The Student" An enlargement of Angel Cat, for Sport Rock Int. At the Allan Houser Studio, Assisting Elizabeth McQueen on her monumental sculpture assisting on "The Fire Dancer" for the Womans Basketball Hall of Fame Painting on location south of Santa Fe Brushes and paints
These last photos are of my partner Tom Scott Reno, we have lived and worked together now for over 20 years. He is an amazing character, a sign painter, singer, song writer, guitar player, philosopher, occasional horseback rider, inventor, welder, abstract painter, sculptor, dancer and the best backpack partner ever. He has helped me solve creative, manufacturing, logistical problems that most people would of given up on. A true friend. Through his magic we have created a line of playground critters, licensed by Sportrock Intl. which include a horse, gecko, fish, turtle and a dog. A good man to have around. Please visit TomScottReno.com to see his work.
Photo Credits: Paula and Cal photo by Tom Reno; Photos of "The Student", by Karen Foster Wells Very Large Angel Cat, and assisting McQueen, photos by Gordon Zima At the Houser Sculpting Studio, and On Location photos by Phillip Haozous Photos of Tom at the SportRock Intl. manufacturing plant, by Gordon Zima Tom and painting, by Jim Alford Except for credited photos, Copyright © 2009 Paula Zima.