Anthony creates sculptures out of natural stones, clay and wood.  He has sold many completed works and has many works still in progress, most of alabaster and marble. Anthony was born in Shiprock, New Mexico in the Dine’ (Navajo) nation in 1966. He Currently resides there with his wife Judy, daughter Sedona, and sons Narbona and Biliiligaii. 

 Anthony has apprenticed in his career with many well-known artists such as Oreland C. Joe of Kirtland NM, Doug I. Hyde of Santa Fe NM, and Dan Raven of Santa Fe NM. As an Apprentice working for Oreland, he participated in the creation of the now famous Navajo Code Talker bronze memorials recently installed in the Navajo Nation capital and soon to be installed in Phoenix, AZ.  He also participated in the recent Lewis and Clark expedition in Missouri.  He evolves the subject that he creates, by the “feel” he gets from the stone or the material he has selected.  Sometimes this takes days and nights of meditating, sketching, testing and studying the stone.

 He has won over all 1^st place price for Sculptures at “Indian Market 2007” in Santa Fe.