Carrie Olsen is a multi-media artist. Works include bronze, steel, aluminum, cement, clay, wood, papier-mâché and plaster. Her work can be found in public and private collections in the United States, the Middle East, and Japan. Her portrait sculpture is found in many homes and businesses. She also has taught classes in portrait and figurative art and technical classes in some of the mediums she uses. She has sculpted portraits including Sir Walter Lindal of Lindal Cedar Homes, Joe Bob Briggs of television, and Kaoru Iwamoto, the renowned Japanese Go master, and many other individuals.

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Olsen has created elegant and whimsical horses from steel and cement and even car parts. She has to created a series of whimsical horses which have been extremely popular. These horses, too, have won awards, and have been sent to Japan for an exchange of art with sister cities through the Port of Everett, Washington.

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Her figures of clay and aluminum are each totally unique, made by pouring aluminum in a manner that attaches it to fired clay pieces. This is an unpredictable but exciting technique, and yields pieces varied in texture and form.

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https://www.ckolsensculptor.com/