Ralph Berger: http://rjbalchemist.blogspot.com/
		Stefan Bonitz (Steebo): www.steebo.com
		Vadim Bora: www.vadimbora.com
		Vadim Bora (blog): www.vadimbora.blogspot.com
		Stephen Chilingirian: www.theartofsteeling.com
		Claudia Dunaway & John Richards: www.yummymudpuddle.com
		Len Fury: www.lenfury.com
		Tekla & Dan Howachyn: www.blackmountainiron.com
		Karen Ives: www.karenives.com
		Gene Lewis: www.genelewissculpture.com
		Harry McDaniel: www.harrymcdaniel.com
		Dale McEntire: www.dalemcentireart.com
		Dave Taylor: www.firesteelrust.com
		Martin Webster: www.martinwebster.com
		Robert Winkler: www.robertwinklersculpture.com

Most Mountain Sculptors members also belong to Tri State Sculptors, an organization with members in North and South Carolina and Virginia.

Two major online sources for sculpture information, including technical tips and further resources, are:
International Sculpture Center: www.sculpture.org
Sculptor.org: www.sculptor.org (click Resources for Sculptors)

As a followup to our technical workshop on September 20, 2004 on plaster and gypsum products for sculpture, United States Gypsum rep Doug Snyder listed these links:
USG Industrial Products: www.gypsumsolutions.com
Plaster.com (order small quantities of USG products): www.plaster.com
Hanson Casting & Engineering (mixers recommended for plaster): www.hansoncasting.com
Ball Consulting Ltd. (fiber reinforcement, polymer systems, and pigments for gypsum: www.ball-consulting-ltd.com
Highwater Clays, Asheville, NC (USG distributor): www.highwaterclays.com
Campbell Ceramics, Richmond, VA (USG distributor): www.claysupply.com

Carolina Bronze, Seagrove, NC has added 3D scanning and CNC enlarging to its traditional lost-wax bronze casting services: www.carolinabronze.com

RiverSculpture at Reynolds Mountain is an annual contemporary outdoor sculpture exhibition just north of Asheville, NC, organized by Mountain Sculptors member Robert Winkler and his wife Arlene Winkler: www.riversculpture.com