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Nestled in the heart of East Sussex in Lewes, I take commissions of beloved pets and work closely with you to create a lasting sculpture.
These private commissions are available in either ceramic or bronze and can be made to any size of your preference.
I work from a series of photos and have lots of discussions with the client about particular characteristics and the personality traits of their pet to ensure I capture everything the client desires.
Utilising clay as my primary medium, I model sculptures that can take on various final outcomes, including ceramic, bronze resin, or bronze.
Ceramic sculptures undergo firing in the kiln, allowing for a diverse array of glazes and oxides to be applied.
Bronze stands out as an exceptionally sturdy material, suitable for any environment due to its resilience.
For those intrigued by alternative materials, bronze resin is also a durable option suitable for outdoor placement and more budget-friendly compared to traditional bronze.
The following pages showcase a variety of animal sculptures and also provide insights into the processes associated with creating commissioned sculptures.
Figurative sculpture has been my passion since graduating from Canterbury College of Art 30 years ago. On leaving college in the late 1980s I continued to work figuratively in London, taking private sculpture commissions. I moved to Lewes, East Sussex in the mid 1990s and enjoyed working at Glyndebourne Opera House making props for the stage productions and later began teaching Art and Design at a Sixth Form college in Lewes.
Recent ceramic works explore colour through a range of oxides and glazes and commissioned work is for both private and commercial clients including interior designers. A selection of work can be purchased from the website or from several galleries in the Sussex and London.
