Cow Parade Citizen Kow

Cow Parade Citizen Kow. Measures 6.5" tall and is made of resin. Location: Harrisburg, PA Sponsor: Harrisburg News Company Newspapers have been an important form of cultural communication. We pay homage to the newspaper form through a reference to the publisher depicted in the movie "Citizen Kane."

Cow Parade Dorothy Cow from Wizard of Oz

Title: Dorothy Cow From the Wizard of Oz Location: Kansas City Star Courtyard - 18th & Grand Artist: Candida Bayer Sponsor: Kansas City Star Made of solid resin. Measures 4" high.

Cow Parade Tin Man Cow from Wizard of Oz

Title: Tin Man Cow from the Wizard of Oz Location: Kansas City Star Courtyard - 18th & Grand Artist: Dave Fisher Sponsor: Kansas City Star Made of solid resin. Measures 3.5" high. The original "Tin Cow... from the Wizard of OX" consists of three gallons of automotive fiberglass-putty on the legs, to stick them out from the main body, to make them seem like robot-legs. Hundreds of metal screws drilled into hundreds of holes in the cow, four coats of paint... the last using small multi-directional brushstrokes to simulated hammered metal. Said artist Dave Fisher, "It seemed to be a good theme for a KC cow... plus, I just really wanted to do a ROBO-COW! The message is... : I AM NOT A HUMAN! I AM AN ANIMAL!"

Cow Parade Scarecrow Cow from Wizard of Oz

Title: Scarecow Location: Kansas City Star Courtyard - 18th & Grand Artist: Jeff A. Tackett Sponsor: Kansas City Star Made of solid resin. Measures 5" high. Jeff Tackett created three cows for the original Wizard of Oz herd, the "Cowardly Lion", the "Scarecow", and the "Udderly Wicked Witch." In order to give his cows an authentic look for these easily recognized icons, he decided they would need to be sculpted, instead of just painted. The Cowardly Lion was the first, in about 3 weeks for use by CowParade for pre-event promotion. The Scarecow was the next to be added to the herd. Jeff was going to stop there but as the cows were being put out, the Witch was given the green light, and manically put together in about three weeks. The mediums for each included things as aluminum mesh, plaster gauze, spray foam insulation, felt, Elmer's glue, and exterior house paint. Jeff feels the Wizard of Oz is the embodiment of a classic fairy tale journey with themes of growth and perseverance. "Throw in the added benefits of hometown iconography, and catchy cow names and I just couldn't pass dressing up three fiberglass cows to look like these great movie characters."

Cow Parade Cowardly Lion Cow from Wizard of Oz

Title: Cowardly Lion from Wizard of Oz Location: Kansas City Star Courtyard - 18th & Grand Artist: Jeff A. Tackett Sponsor: Kansas City Star Made of solid resin. Measures 4" high. Jeff Tackett created the original three cows for the Wizard of Oz herd, the "Cowardly Lion", the "Scarecow", and the "Udderly Wicked Witch." In order to give his cows an authentic look for these easily recognized icons, he decided they would need to be sculpted, instead of just painted. The Cowardly Lion was the first, in about 3 weeks for use by CowParade for pre-event promotion. The Scarecow was the next to be added to the herd. Jeff was going to stop there but as the cows were being put out, the Witch was given the green light, and manically put together in about three weeks. The mediums for each included things as aluminum mesh, plaster gauze, spray foam insulation, felt, Elmer's glue, and exterior house paint. Jeff feels the Wizard of Oz is the embodiment of a classic fairy tale journey with themes of growth and perseverance. "Throw in the added benefits of hometown iconography, and catchy cow names and I just couldn't pass dressing up three fiberglass cows to look like these great movie characters."

Cow Parade Wicked Witch Cow from Wizard of Oz

Title: Udderly Wicked Witch Artist: Jeff A. Tackett Sponsor: American Royal Association Made of solid resin. Measures 5" high. Jeff Tackett created the original three cows for the Wizard of Oz herd, the "Cowardly Lion", the "Scarecow", and the "Udderly Wicked Witch." In order to give his cows an authentic look for these easily recognized icons, he decided they would need to be sculpted, instead of just painted. The Cowardly Lion was the first, in about 3 weeks for use by CowParade for pre-event promotion. The Scarecow was the next to be added to the herd. Jeff was going to stop there but as the cows were being put out, the Witch was given the green light, and manically put together in about three weeks. The mediums for each included things as aluminum mesh, plaster gauze, spray foam insulation, felt, Elmer's glue, and exterior house paint. Jeff feels the Wizard of Oz is the embodiment of a classic fairy tale journey with themes of growth and perseverance. "Throw in the added benefits of hometown iconography, and catchy cow names and I just couldn't pass dressing up three fiberglass cows to look like these great movie characters."

Cow Parade Sam-Moo-Rai

Cow Parade Sam-Moo-Rai Cow. Made of solid resin. Measures a whopping 11" tall.

Cow Parade London Beefeater

From the London 2002 Herd. Cow Parade item titled Beefeater - It Ain't Natural. Made of solid resin. Measures 4.5" tall. Location: British Visitor Centre, London Artist: Steve Finlay Sponsor: Britain Visitor Centre Steve Finlay of London is an actor and artist. Steve studied at Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts and Central School of Speech and Drama. Synonymous with London, "Beefeater" reflects the history of Britain's ancient capital.

Cow Parade Gladiator Cow

Cow Parade Gladiator Cow. Made of solid resin. Measures 4" tall. Location: Tranquillity Park: Smith and Walker Artist: BeverlyHillSmith.com Sponsor: Maximumcrowe.com Readers Artist Bevery Hill Smith is a huge Russell Crowe fan, a regular visitor to his Website www.MaximumCrowe.com. It makes sense then that when she cast about for design ideas for an entry in CowParade Houston she struck on "Gladiator Russell Cow." However, she needed $7,500, the sponsor fee, to get her creation in the parade. She turned to the web site for help. Smith had her design and the request for sponsor funding posted on MaximumCrowe.com. Within three days Crowe fans had contributed more than enough. Over $18,900 had been raised for Texas Children's Hospital. With the very generous donations, the sponsorship amount of $7,500 was reached in just 3 days! The overall total raised in the two weeks of Maximum Crowe's charity drive was $19,000. And the best part is -- Russell himself, decided to match that amount, making the total $39,000!

Cow Parade Cow-Moo-Flage

Cow Parade Cow-moo-flage. Cow-Moo-Flage stands 5" tall and is made of resin. Location: Washington Square Park-Pershing & Grand, Kansas City Artist: Adam Rini, Nick Stadler Sponsor: Price Chopper What's for dinner? The cow is hoping to fool everyone by dressing up as a chicken. The wings and beak were constructed from a Polly-foam material and then carved to shape. "We laughed the hardest over this idea. Everyone needs to find the humor in life," according to the artists. Cow-Moo-Flage is sure to give your dinner guests a good laugh too!

Cow Parade Paint Your Own Cow Kit

Cow Parade Paint-Your-Own Cow Parade Cow! This kit includes an unpainted resin cow figurine, 8 water-based acrylic color tubs and a natural hair paint brush with a wooden handle. Cow measures 6" long.

Cow Parade Moo Moo In A Tutu

Cow Parade Moo Moo In A Tutu. Moo Moo In A Tutu stands 8.5" tall and is made of resin. Location: The Museum Company at The Forum Shoppes at Caesar's Palace, 3500 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, Nevada Artist: Silvestri California Sponsors: The Museum Company, Westland Giftware

Cow Parade "Siegfried & Roy" Siegfried

Cow Parade Siegfried & Roy: Siegfried. Siegfried of Siegfried and Roy stands 9" tall and is made of resin. Location: Desert Passage at the Aladdin, 3663 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, Nevada Artists: Angelic Fedevich, Matt Kiovatch Sponsor: Siegfried & Roy ©2003 Sarmoti™ Inc.

Cow Parade Moonwalking Cow

Cow Parade Moonwalking Cow. This cow holds a Texas flag and says "Houston We Have Landed" on the base. Moonwalking Cow stands 8" tall and is made of resin. Location: Houston Downtown Library Complex, McKinney and Bagby, Houston, Texas Artist: Silvestri Sponsor: Silvestri

Cow Parade Dairy Crockett

Cow Parade Dairy Crockett. This detailed cow is outfitted like Davey Crockett. Dairy Crockett stands 4" tall and is made of resin. Location: The Alamo, San Antonio, Texas Artist: aARTvarks: Conni Brenner & Wendy Carter Sponsor: San Antonio Express-News

Cow Parade Moolin the Wizard

Cow Parade Moolin the Wizard, also known as Wizard Cow. Moolin the Wizard stands 5" tall and is made of resin. Location: West Hartford, Connecticut Artist: Juan Andreu Sponsor: Simons Real Estate Group LLC

Cow Parade The Few, the Proud, the Moorines

Cow Parade The Few, the Proud, the Moorines. This Marine cow stands 3.75" tall and is made of resin. Location: The Galleria, Westheimer and Post Oak Blvd. (Houston, TX) Artist: R.P. Harris Elementary - Dona Wallace Sponsor: EOG Resources, Inc. Dressed in full Marine dress blues, our cow has the Medal of Honor and several other medals. One of the teacher's aides, Rubin Rodriquez, was in the Marines for a short period. The idea of a Marine in full dress uniform was his. Ms. Wallace notes, "We want our message to be on of pride and respect for our country and the forces that protect it."

Cow Parade It's A Smooll World

Cow Parade It's A Smooll World. It's A Smooll World stands 4.5" tall and is made of ceramic. Location: Eleanor Tinsley Park: Allen Parkway at Buffalo Bayou, Houston Artist: Maureen Seba Sponsor: Transwestern Commerical Services It's not such a small world after all, because she is truly a work of art. The artist worked with the sponsor on the design concept, which was using children's hands on the cow, as if they are reaching to touch the world. The artist hopes that the colorful stains of the handprints remind children of themselves so they may feel uninhibited and explore all continents, making the world seem familiar and truly small. It's a wonderful feel good cow!

Cow Parade London Babe in Toyland

From the London 2002 Herd. Cow Parade item titled Babe in Toyland. Made of ceramic. Measures 4.5" tall. Location: CityPoint Piazza, London Artist: Candida Bayer

Cow Parade London Bovingham Palace

From the London 2002 Herd. Cow Parade item titled Bovingham Palace. Made of ceramic. Measures 4.5" tall. Location: Berkeley Square, London Artist: John Marshall Sponsor: Golden Vineyards John Marshall of Brighton is one of the UK's leading modern artists specialising in cows. "I am in awe of the extraordinary simple graphic beauty of the markings of most breeds of cows." However, Bovingham Palace is a significant departure from John's usual work.

Cow Parade London Lucky Cow

From the London 2002 Herd. Cow Parade item titled Lucky Cow. Made of ceramic. Measures 4.5" tall. Location: Arlington Street, London Artist: Joss Burke Sponsor: Parkridge Developments

Cow Parade Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas

Cow Parade Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas. This cow features the famous sign that welcomes visitors to Las Vegas, along with a night scene of the city on the cow. Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas stands 6.25" tall and is made of ceramic. Location: Las Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority, 3150 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, Nevada Artists: John Main, Jim Severson, YESCO Sponsor: Las Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority

Cow Parade Alamoosey Down the Trail! Only In San Antonio

Cow Parade "Alamoosey Down the Trail! Only In San Antonio." Alamoosey Down the Trail stands 3.75" tall and is made of ceramic. Location: Collector's Gallery, San Antonio, Texas Artist: Jo Pollock Sponsor: Collector's Gallery

Cow Parade Happy Birthday to Moo!

Cow Parade Happy Birthday to Moo! Happy Birthday to Moo! stands 5.5" tall and is made of ceramic. Location: West Hartford, Connecticut

Cow Parade Cowmedy and Tragedy

Cow Parade Cowmedy and Tragedy. Cowmedy and Tragedy measures 4.5" tall and is made of ceramic. Location: Midtown, Colony Square at 14th and Peachtree Street (Atlanta, GA) Artist: Mark Dischler Sponsor: Resurgence Orthopedics As a cancer survivor at age 13, this project had personal meaning for me. One of my favorite songs is Queen's, "The Show Must Go On." It expresses how I feel about life and illness, it also inspired or set the stage for Cowmedy and Tragedy.

Cow Parade Corn on the Cow

Cow Parade Corn on the Cow. Corn on the Cow measures 4.5" tall and is made of ceramic. Location: North Main Street (West Hartford, CT) Artist: Julie Pereira Sponsors: Prudential Connecticut Realty, Rosedale Farms, Moscarillo's Garden Shoppe, Sandra Bourke, Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Auction Beneficiaries: Connecticut Children's Medical Center, Hemophilia Foundation

Cow Parade Lactose Intolerabull

Cow Parade Lactose Intolerabull. Lactose Intolerabull measures 4.5" tall and is made of ceramic. Location: Underground, outside of Johnny Rockets (Atlanta, GA) Artist: Mark Husbands Sponsor: Accenture The cow is painted in a classic pop style and makes a satirical commentary on the pop-culture-driven milk industry and those who just can't "stomach" the idea.

Cow Parade Miss Fiesta Bones, Bovine

Cow Parade Miss Fiesta Bones, Bovine. Miss Fiesta Bones measures 4.5" tall and is made of ceramic. Location: Convention Center, Market Street (San Antonio, TX) Artist: Nancy Graham Sponsor: CowParade Holdings Corporation, Inc.

Cow Parade Striped Cow

Cow Parade Striped Cow. Stands 3.5" tall and is made of ceramic. Location: New York City Artist: Cary Smith Sponsor: CowParade New York

Cow Parade Taxi Cow Ornament

From the Cows On Parade Collection. Cow Parade Taxi Cow Miniature Ornament. This is a larger ornament and arrives in a box. Made of resin measures 2" high and 4" wide.