Culture creative work- creating sculptures for lighted walks for Kew gardens and some National trust venues.
From July to November this year I created a large number of sculptures that were designated for Kew gardens, Bedgebury National Pinetum and more for a touring lighted walk that would tour various national trust venues. Most creatures were giants- the robins were 5 ft wide/high, the badgers were 6ft[…]
Working in the time of the Corona virus lockdown
My workshop is on a farm that is 4 miles away from where I live so as I work alone and travel alone I was still going to work to start with but after a week i decided I’d do what everyone else was and try to work from home.[…]
Two jousting knights on Horseback
I was commissioned by Hampton Court palace in London to create these two knights as part of their year long celebration of the painting ,”Field of cloth of gold”. They took about 3 months to create – and they were 10 feet high and about 15 feet long. (For horsey[…]
Kew gardens commission- the Treelings
I was delighted to be asked to submit some designs for Kew gardens in London’s annual Autumn exhibition and even more so when they commissioned the 12 treelings. They are inspired by trees and humankind’s interaction with them (and influenced by faeries as well!) They will be exhibited at Kew[…]
Its been a busy time!
Its been such a busy time for me over the last 3 months in a many and varied fashion. I was commissioned by Lacock Abbey, a national trust estate in Wiltshire to create six life sized reindeer and a santa’s sleigh for their winter display Then I had a small[…]