Durrah Magazine Article
Durrah Magazine Article. Back in April 2018 I was very pleased to be invited to exhibit some of my work at an animal art exhibition in Bahrain. The opening of this event was attended by the king of Bahrain (who,…
Durrah Magazine Article. Back in April 2018 I was very pleased to be invited to exhibit some of my work at an animal art exhibition in Bahrain. The opening of this event was attended by the king of Bahrain (who,…
At the beginning of this year I was approached by a bespoke stair manufacturing company that had an interesting project that they were working on. The idea was to terminate the handrail of a custom designed flight of stairs with a…
Casting. The Simplified version. Once the silicon rubber mould has been taken from the original (Plasticine) sculpture, a hollow wax replica is created from this mould. Below, the rubber mould has been opened into its two halves so that the insides…
I have recently been working with a client to produce a a bronze bust of their dog 'Teal' who is a rather elegant looking flat coated retriever (see photo on right). For those interested, this is how the process works…
I am delighted to report that the sculpture I entered for this years David Shepherd Wildlife Artist of the Year competition ("John Dory" pictured right) has been shortlisted and will feature as part of this years exhibition at the…
From the 1st of April until the 30th of April some of my work, and the work of other members of the Society of Wildlife Artists, will be exhibited at the Birdscapes gallery in in Norfolk (see below for the…
I am off on 19th March to sunny California to take part in the World Wood Day conference, being organised by the International Wood Culture Society and which will be held at the Long Beach Convention and Entertainment Centre http://worldwoodday.org/2017/…
Earlier this month, Lesley and myself took a work outing to visit the incredible exhibition of "stripped back" animals by "Body Worlds" creator Dr. Gunther von Hagens. This particular exhibition mainly featured dissected and preserved animals and was called "Animal Inside…
On my two previous trips to Africa, I have neglected to to take an item that I am so very pleased that I did take on this recent expedition; a camera trap. For those that are not familiar with this…