Artist Gene Fenton creates sculptures by molding paper mache into unique artforms resembling dinosaurs, insects, and combinations of the two. Regional galleries and art expositions have been haunted by Fenton's weird sculpture quite often. "Sometimes I am going for the deliberate 'hokum' look, like in B-movies," he says. "You know, like the guy in the rubber octopus suit in The Green Slime. In cases like that, I'm not taking the piece, or myself, too seriously."

"He's not exactly Dr. Frankenstein, but papier mache sculptor Gene Fenton creates fantastic monsters." - The Dominion Post

"Today's filmmakers spend millions on computers to summon dinosaurs from the prehistoric past and set them loose in theaters around the world. Gene Fenton, on the other hand, chooses to produce dinosaurs and other exotic creatures with an approach that although low-tech is high on inventiveness." - Pittsburgh Tribune Review

"Looking as if they’ve just plodded off the set of a classic monster movie, the creatures in Gene Fenton’s menagerie are colorful, fantastic - and intentionally a little disturbing." - Small Town Life Magazine

"Gene Fenton has a knack for doing things with tissue paper the rest of us wouldn't even think of." - The Indiana Gazette