Williams Studio, Inc. - Con Williams

03/08/2026

03/06/2026

Con has been at it again! Come check out the newest sculpture in the studio! This piece has been waiting for final touches and will be making its debut today! Pre-casting price is available on this piece for a short time. If interested, please leave a direct message and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.

02/25/2026

02/19/2026

Legendary actor Robert Duvall died at age 95 on Feb. 15, and now his most infamous costar, Tommy Lee Jones, is speaking out on Hollywood’s massive loss.

“Even though I have lost a friend, Bob’s work will be with us indefinitely,” the 79-year-old actor tells Parade in a statement.

After Duvall’s death, many fans are looking back on his most iconic role as Augustus “Gus” McCrae in 1989’s Lonesome Dove, and therefore, of course, his relationship with his costar, who played Woodrow F. Call. The duo played an unlikely pair of opposites who became intimate friends, and the mini series’ reputation as one of the greatest Westerns has stood the test of time.

Duvall already had a successful film career before Lonesome Dove, but chose to make it his first on-screen project in nearly two decades because he believed it would be “the Godfather of Westerns,” and he knew he wanted Jones to be his foil.

“They had offered the part [or Gus] to James Garner. I said to my agent, ‘If you can get him to change parts, I’ll do it,'” he told INSP in 2024. Once he got the role, he made his next ask. “They asked, ‘Who do you want for Call?’ I said, ‘Tommy Lee Jones,'” he shared.

While Duvall was in many massive films, he said Lonesome Dove was one of his most recognized. “Wherever I go, people refer to that,” he said. “When I was made an honorary Texas Ranger, a woman came up to me. ‘Mr. Duvall, we watch this once a year. I wouldn’t let my daughter’s fiancé marry into the family until he’d seen Lonesome Dove.’ Especially in Texas, it’s kind of a landmark for people.”

When Duvall died on Feb. 15, 2026, his wife, Luciana Duvall, celebrated his commitment to his craft, writing on his page, “For each of his many roles, Bob gave everything to his characters and to the truth of the human spirit they represented. In doing so, he leaves something lasting and unforgettable to us all.”

You can stream the entire Lonesome Dove miniseries on PlutoTV.

SOURCE: EMY LACROIX, ENTERTAINMENT WRITER, PARADE
PHOTO: K*T NEWS AUSTIN

02/02/2026

Con has been spending some time looking into the vast amount of history in and around Johnson and Sheridan County, Wyoming. Such as the Johnson County Range wars, the Bloody Bozeman Trail and the result is the new piece shown below. The title is yet to be determined... any ideas?
Pre-casting price available for a short time. If interested, please send a private message.
If you happen to be close to Sheridan, this piece will be in Ballard's Fine Art Gallery, Friday - Febr. 6th from 4 pm to 7 pm
Happy Trails and thanks for lookin'!

11/08/2025

Last day of the Cowboy Artist of America art show! Met some incredibly talented artists and enjoy looking at their beautiful artwork!

11/08/2025

Hanging out in Ft Worth this weekend! Had a little fun at the stockyards and checking out all the fantastic art!

08/27/2025

Vintage style x Williams family pride.

05/21/2025

https://www.nuggetnews.com/story/2025/05/21/news/western-sculptor-visits-sisters/37737.html

If Sisters chooses to memorialize Lane Frost's legendary 1988 Challenge of the Champions ride on the bull Red Rock in the new Locust Street roundabout, it will be Con Williams of Wyoming who casts the moment into bronze. Williams, who lives in the shadow of the Bighorn Mountains between Sheridan and...