IN THE MEDIA
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Telling Alaska’s Story: Artist Romney Dodd transforms animal mounts into art
Watch HereLongtime Alaska artist Romney Dodd’s G Street studio could easily be mistaken for a taxidermist’s office. An entire wall is filled with animal mounts and taxidermized fish. The rest of the studio features animals transformed into art, embellished with colorful swirls and designs. For Dodd, their bodies have become her canvas.
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I am a Salmon Painter | INDIE ALASKA
Watch HereRomney Dodd is a fourth-generation Alaskan who started making art in 1991 after the birth of her first child. Working in paint, Romney's art gained popularity by painting on different types of canvases from ceramics, clogs and now, taxidermy Alaska salmon.
Articles
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It's Us - Anchorage Times
Anchorage Times Article Published in 1985
It's Us - Anchorage Times
Anchorage Times Article Published in 1985
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Romney Ceramics - How It Began
In the beginning - a clipping from the Anchorage Daily News in 1992
Romney Ceramics - How It Began
In the beginning - a clipping from the Anchorage Daily News in 1992
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Ceramics Artist Paints Her Mark On Shoes
Romney Designs featured magazine article.
Ceramics Artist Paints Her Mark On Shoes
Romney Designs featured magazine article.
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Making It - First National Bank Alaska
An article sponsored by First National Bank Alaska.
Making It - First National Bank Alaska
An article sponsored by First National Bank Alaska.
