Local Artists in Kerr County

“Designs Faux You offers an incredible array of decorative services in a professional atmosphere. This is accomplished by providing direct and personal attention to each client. Mrs. Carter listened to our needs and requests and followed through in a way that exceeded our expectations. She was always on time, on task, and had the necessary materials to complete the job. It was so nice to work with a company that cared about the client and went the extra mile to make sure that a quality service was delivered. Our finished product was evidence of her exceptional talent and her ability to bring to life our vision.”

“I have not yet commissioned a piece but have observed Christina at work on many projects. Christina's work showcases her meticulous attention to detail AND her creative talents in her color choices, and the form of the pieces. I am impressed with her ability to ferret out just what the customer wants as an end result. I am considering a custom piece soon.”

“I am a retired geologist. A few years ago I embarked upon a rather quixotic goal of convincing the governing folks here in Kerrville, Texas to populate the city with statues of fossils. I felt they would be interesting, educational, attractive, unique and a potentially great tourist attraction. I struck out. The City wasn't interested. But I did succeed in getting our Kerr Arts and Cultural Center (KACC), in the center of town to accept one as a centerpiece to their building. I commissioned Dean Reganess to carve the statue and required that it conform precisely to the specifications of the animal species which I selected; a marine gastropod (snail) that had inhabited this area approximately 100,000,000 years ago. I provided him with specifications and scientific drawings. Dean created the statue exactly as prescribed, but had the artistic sense to present it in a very attractive manner that has drawn highly favorable comments from all who have seen it. Since then I have seen other carvings by Dean on exhibit at the Schreiner Museum next door to KACC. I think it is worth noting that Dean works selflessly to promote his profession. He has offered free lessons to all interested parties and loves working with children. It seems to me that not everyone would be so willing to promote competition. I would be happy to submit photos, but I don't see how from this survey.”