Greg Pettengill specializes in manufacturing and production of Fine Art and has been passionately realizing artist’s and engineer’s visions for about 30 years. He now runs his consulting and manufacturing firm, Cote’ Art & Engineering, from his home and studio on the East Coast of Florida.

As a Machinist by trade and an Engineer by profession, he has worked for companies in a wide range of industries including mining and oilfield equipment, aerospace and telecommunications. He has direct experience with many manufacturing processes, including but not limited to NC/CNC machining, pattern and mold making, plastic injection molding, and Rapid Prototyping.

Working closely with artists, architects and engineers he has produced pieces in scales from miniature machined parts to Monumental Sculptures. Greg has personally supervised and executed many projects, which include everything from Jewelry to the second-largest hammered copper sculpture in the World!

Portlandia, built for the City of Portland OR is his largest project to date.  It is a ten times life size statue of a woman and after assembly had to be shipped on a barge down the Columbia River before being installed on a third floor landing above the main entrance of the County Building. The only larger sculpture of its kind is the Statue of Liberty.

Greg received his B.F.A. from Goddard College in Vermont and has exhibited his artwork throughout the United States, including the prestigious Corcoran Gallery in Washington, D.C.