A NEW WEBPAGE FOR MY TWO-DIMENSIONAL ARTWORK

Please take a look at this Facebook page to see paintings and drawings that aren’t featured here. There are also small movies of my sculptures.
Click here to visit the site.
SCULPTURE MOVIES
A different way to view my work…
I’ve always felt that still photos never do justice to stone carvings – so I decided to try and make small movies that let the viewer take a look around!
Here are my first two attempts.
Please click on the images to go to the movies on YouTube.
A LESSER FLYTE OF ANGELS
A short film about a sketchbook of mine, containing the preliminary drawings and notes for an installation at the Tabernacle Gallery in Machynlleth, North Wales 1993.
Click here to see the film.

Brigid – a carving for Imbolc

See more images of this carving on my sculpture page.

..and EVE
A new piece, in Limestone, now showing at the 20/20 Gallery in Much Wenlock.

WOMAN WITH CLASPED HANDS
sandstone

HARES IN STONE
It’s been a season for carving Hares….
I’ve had no fewer than four commissions in a row for these
magical creatures.


A small carving in Limestone

A memorial for John Hencher
RECENT WORK
ASTRONOMIC TALES
An exhibition of new sculptures at the Silk Top Hat Gallery and Twenty Twenty Gallery. in Ludlow and Much Wenlock.

There are more images from this show on my
sculpture page.
Recently completed: …A Green Man to become part of a house extension near Bridgnorth.

There’s a sketch I used as a starting point, on the commissions page.
LUCTON AUMBRY
Completed and installed early September 2010
GARDEN SEAT IN LUDLOW
Completed and installed mid-August 2010
CELTIC DRAGON
Completed and installed at a private house in Ludlow July 2010
BRONZE TERN
Completed and installed July 2010
A memorial stone consisting of a water feature at a nursing home in Bristol.
See commissions page for details and other photographs.
ERIC GETS INVOLVED !

Ninety-one-year-old Eric from Orcop braves the weather to try his hand at stone carving, on his wife’s headstone, which he helped design…. read more
Spend the day carving a head from Bath stone !








