Kelly Graham’s studio is in his hometown of Weatherford, Texas and has had the opportunity to sculpt some of the most prolific individuals in western culture. From horses and bucking bulls to legendary people, Kelly has a true talent for capturing the essence of his subjects! He has a life-size cutting horse in his home town, representing the Cutting Horse Capital of the World, Weatherford, Texas. His famous horse endeavors include Boon San Sally, horse of the year, Boon San Kitty as well as leading producers Royal Blue Boon, Poco Lena and Little Badger Dulce. 
 

Kelly has also created life-size renditions of Legendary leading stallions High Brow Cat and Docs Stylish Oak. His monument of the great auctioneer, Ike Hamilton, greets you in West Monroe, Louisiana selling Poco Lena. If you ever visit Colorado, go view the monument of Adriano Moraes riding Little Yellow Jacket in front of the PBR Headquarters in Pueblo. In the Paso Robles, California fairgrounds you can find George Hearst affectionately hugging his stallion. In Weatherford, TX you can also find a life-like bronze of Larry Hagman aka J.R. Ewing, unveiled in 2014. In 2017 Kelly completed the Hildebrand Memorial Project that is located in the courtyard of the Thomas G. Hildebrand, DVM ’56 Equine Complex in College Station at Texas A&M. In 2019 he completed a commissioned portrait bronze of Alice Walton’s beloved travel companion, G. Friday. In 2020 Kelly unveiled his bronze of cutting horse legend Buster Welch and Little Peppy, the sculpture resides at Gate 42 of the Will Roger’s Coliseum in Fort Worth, Texas. November 2021 marks the installation of the 5th famed cutting mare Kelly has created and installed at the Alice Walton Sculpture Garden at the National Cowgirl Museum. The five mares include Boon San Sally, Boon San Kitty, Royal Blue Boon, Little Badger Dulce and Stylish Play Lena. This past July Kelly finished and delivered Kentucky Derby Winner, Real Quiet to his final destination at Mike Pegram’s in Lake Tahoe, Nevada