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Richard L. Winget
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  • Huntington Beach, California
  • United States
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www.authenticenvironments.com Artisans and Relief Sculptors of Themed Concepts

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September 23
September 22
We lose so many natural and man made wonders because of war, It's a shame.
September 1
Bin laden probably lives there. It will get bombed at some point!
September 1
Very interesting! Where is this location?
August 31
Awesome work!
August 29
Towels and stuff,Thats all.
August 28
Great stuff, but you need to remember to keep your knees out of the wet mix when you're leaning in to carve back in the deep holes! In all seriousness, though, does that recess serve as a seat, or what?
August 28

Authentic Environments is in the business of replication and creating imitation worlds of nature, this includes structures that have been built, carved and painted to simulate the look of collapse and decay. Our main focus is to create an ambiance, if you will, out of building products.
My name is Richard L. Winget. Here is a little more about me.
My Company www.authenticenvironments.com Years Carving and Painting 21 years
Union local 200 Journeyman Rock carvers Pomona, California
I have won Gold and Silver awards for Best Water Feature (twice), Best New Design Spa, and Best new Design Pool at the Western Pool and Spa Show (WPSS) in Long Beach, California for the years 2004, 2005 and 2007. I have also been recognized in several magazines:

Prior to starting my own company, I traveled as a freelance artist all over the world, from Taipei to Rio de Janeiro and from St. Thomas in the Caribbean to Honolulu, Hawaii. I have had the pleasure of working with, and learning from, some of the most creative minds in the Industry. I have worked on Water parks, Zoos, Hotels, Casinos, Aquariums and major theme parks all over the world. I now reside in Huntington Beach, California.

Below are examples of carved plaster that is uncolored.

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Have you purchased and are a member of the Vertical Artisans Subscription Site?
Yes
What arena are you in?
Hand Carved Vertical, Faux Finishing, Fine Plasters, Molding, Sculpting
What are you doing to succeed in a slow market?
I am relying on past general contractors I have previously worked for. I hit the phonebook and always above all check out new developments in prime real estate areas!
Do you want more information on various types of training?
Yes
How did you hear about this forum?
Vertical artisans!
What states are you willing to work in?
all of them abroad as well.
What is your company website?
http://www.authenticenvironments.com
Are there any areas that you specialize in?
Artificial rockscapes, themed environments, carved plaster.
Are there special products or favorites that you like to use, If so what are they?
No, None
Are you interrested in a quote or a product? Here is how I can be reached.
www.authenticenvironments.com
www.carve-right.com
RLWinget@verizon.net

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At 6:07pm on September 23, 2009, Don Hansen said…
Hi Richard. We have been working but not very busy. Dale is back to work. His leg is still sore but he can work pretty much. We did a job for Scott Metzger's friend in Murrieta. It came out very good. Hope to see you soon.
At 12:27am on May 22, 2009, David D Driggs said…
Good stuff, enjoyed viewing some of your craft. Hope to have time for a closer look soon. Cheers.
At 7:52pm on April 17, 2009, Tim said…
whatttttuuuuup?
At 7:47pm on March 28, 2009, Mike Vernelson said…
Hey Richard sorry for being so hard to reach. Call me.
At 2:41pm on March 18, 2009, Gary Bondurant said…
Thanks Richard
At 11:57am on February 17, 2009, Richard Miller said…
Thanks for the welcome. I am new to this blog stuff.....but looking forward to exchanging info and learning new things to add to the business. What state / town do you work in?
Rich Miller
At 11:02am on February 9, 2009, Richard L. Winget said…
A funny story about the tree. When I was coming home from Las Vegas with the tree in the back of the truck as we passed thru the agricultural check point we were stopped. The security there thought we had cut down a tree in the desert and were bringing it home! After they saw the metal base plate they let us go, it was funny!
At 12:12pm on February 8, 2009, Ryan said…
Good morning.
At 8:29pm on January 18, 2009, Mike Vernelson said…
Hey Richard that sounds like a cool project for the show. wont be making it. Have a project to begin for the museum this month. Post some pics for us !
At 8:24pm on January 15, 2009, Richard L. Winget said…
I am thrilled to go to the world of concrete show and participate in the artistry in concrete program. I will be simulating a dead tree with a old kerosene lamp hanging from one of the branches that I have converted to electric, The on/off switch will be hidden in one of the knotholes. If you are at the show please come by and say hello!

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Richard L. Winget
 
 

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