Jason Scull

Jason Scull grew up in South Texas brush country raising cattle on his family ranch. These traditions are reflected in his work in his portrayal of both historic and contemporary pieces illustrating the contributions of the Spanish rancheros and vaqueros. He studied Animal Science at Texas A&M and then returned to the ranch. Continuing his love of art, he studied, participated in workshops and learned one-on-one from established artists.

His sculpture can be found in private, museum and corporate collections throughout the United States, Canada and England, and featured in prestigious art publications. He has completed several life-size and larger sculptures. Among those are an equestrian sculpture of early Texas Ranger John C. “Jack” Hays at the Hays County Courthouse in San Marcos, Texas; an equine group of three running horses and a colt for Gaylord Hotels, the Gaylord Texan, Grapevine, Texas; a seven-foot figure for Commercial Metals Company, Seguin, Texas, Caycee, South Carolina and Mesa, Arizona. Currently Jason is completing a life-size Spanish Colonial Vaquero and Longhorn Cow and Calf for the City of McAllen at the McAllen Convention Center. He was elected to the Cowboy Artists of America in 2011. In 2013 he was voted Artist of the Year by the Academy of Western Artists.

He and his wife, Dianne, live near Kerrville, TX, an area rich in Texas history and beauty.

Galleries Include: Rowe and R. S. Hanna

A Texas Cowman