About

Eric Slocombe was raised in Alamosa, Colorado, a small town nestled in the Rocky Mountains, where rugged landscape and abundant wildlife left an early and lasting impression on his work. Growing up to the echoing calls of elk, the quiet movement of wildlife across the foothills, and the enduring presence of the surrounding peaks, he formed a deep and lasting connection to the land and the stories it holds.

His roots run deep in the soil of a multi-generational family farm in Kansas, where a legacy of hard work, respect for the land, and a strong sense of responsibility continue to shape not only his artistic vision, but his character. That foundation of discipline and integrity remains central to both his life and work.

Specializing in wildlife, Native American, and Western art, Eric approaches each work as a story waiting to be told. He brings each subject to life through careful research and a profound appreciation for historical accuracy. Whether capturing the strenght of a warrior, the quiet watchfulness of wildlife, or the people and traditions of the West, his pieces embody authenticity and layered storytelling.

Largerly self-taught, Eric developed his artistic voice through years of dedicated practice, observation, and discipline. Eric has been a full-time artist for many years dedicating his time and energy to his artistic pursuit. His bronze sculptures are featured in public monument installations and held in private collections throughout the United States.

Eric lives in San Marcos, Texas, where he continues to find inspiration in the world around him. Guided by a lifelong passion for storytelling through sculpture, he remains dedicated to honoring the spirit, history, and enduring legacy of the subjects he brings to life.