✦ Sculptor · Muralist · Montgomery, Texas ✦
Lynn Peverill is a sculptor and muralist based in Montgomery, Texas — creating bronze works and large-scale public art that celebrate community, history, and the human spirit.
20+
Years Creating
50+
Public Works
3
States
∞
Stories Told
✦ Selected Works ✦
Montgomery, Texas
✦ Featured Work ✦
The Rancher
Our newest piece for the Pioneers of Montgomery monument — an ongoing 5-figure bronze monument in Cedar Brake Park, Montgomery, Texas.
www.pioneersofmontgomery.com
✦ Cedar Brake Park · Montgomery, TX ✦
Pioneers of Montgomery is an ongoing 5-figure bronze monument project in Cedar Brake Park, Montgomery, Texas. Each figure honors the pioneers who shaped the region — a living tribute to the community's heritage, sculpted by Lynn Peverill.
✦ In the News ✦
Lynn Peverill's work has been featured in regional and national media, celebrating public art that shapes communities.
Local sculptor Lynn Peverill is bringing history to life with a sweeping 5-figure bronze monument honoring the founding families of Montgomery, Texas — a landmark that will anchor Cedar Brake Park for generations.
With over 50 public works spanning Texas, Oklahoma, and beyond, Lynn Peverill has become one of the region's most prolific public artists — blending bronze, mural, and monument work into spaces that tell the stories of the people who live there.
Few artists understand the weight of permanence like Lynn Peverill. Her bronze sculptures are built to outlast generations — each one a conversation between the land, the community, and the enduring human spirit.
A behind-the-scenes look at how Montgomery County's Terry Weaver brought The Beast of Trinity Texas to life — a faith-driven independent film featuring Lynn Peverill's costume work, shot entirely in Texas.
Montgomery's Lone Star Art Gallery spotlights Lynn Peverill — multi-medium artist, sculptor, and community organizer whose award-winning work spans portraiture, bronze monuments, and the landmark Pioneers of Montgomery project at Cedar Brake Park.
Lynn Peverill created three of Downtown Conroe's 13 historic art benches — Crighton Players, World War II, and County Fair (with her students) — each telling a chapter of Montgomery County's rich history through hand-crafted art.
Lynn Peverill is the organizer and chairwoman of Chalk Up Conroe, an annual street chalk art event benefiting breast cancer research — a community tradition that reflects her lifelong commitment to art as a force for good.
Film & Media
On Screen
✦ Costume & Character Work ✦
Beyond bronze and murals, Lynn Peverill crafts elaborate costumes and character builds — from the fearsome Beast of Trinity Texas to the beloved Iggy and Mr. Kirk. Each piece is built with the same dedication to craft and storytelling.
The Beast of Trinity Texas
Full character costume build
Character build detail
Character build detail
✦ Sketches & Studies ✦
From idea to monument
"Check Out Invictus Chronicles On YouTube — Stream The Beast of Trinity Texas"
✦ Recognition ✦
Montgomery County Arts Council — awarded for the Pioneers of Montgomery bronze monument project in Cedar Brake Park.
Honored by the Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation in recognition of contributions to education and community enrichment through public art.
Competitive grant awarded in recognition of outstanding contributions to public art and cultural heritage across Texas.
Conroe Independent School District — honored for murals and public art installations that enrich school environments and inspire students.
Lone Star Sculptors Society — recognized for technical mastery and artistic vision in large-scale bronze figurative work.
Houston Arts Alliance — fellowship supporting the creation of permanent public artworks that reflect the diverse communities of the greater Houston region.
Texas Fine Arts Association — first-place recognition in the annual juried exhibition for figurative bronze sculpture.
✦ Get in touch ✦
Drop us a line!
Let me know if you are interested in having a piece done. Whether it's a custom bronze sculpture, a large-scale mural, or a public art commission — I'd love to hear from you.
3783 FM 1486, Montgomery, Texas 77356