Skriker

Inspired by a mythical dog from Lancashire Folktale

Plaster of Paris on steel armature. Original for bronze (ltd ed. of 9)

122 x 160 x 65 cm

Skriker

Inspired by a mythical dog from Longridge (the Forest of Bowland, Lancashire)

Plaster of Paris on steel armature

122 x 160 x 65 cm

Daun Russell

Bronze, edition: 9

45 x 105 x 40 cm

One of a series of sculptures inspired by Chaucer's Nun's Priest's Tale

Running Hounds

Bronze, edition: 6

58 x 178 x 51 cm

Fatkin, the miner-mole

Resin with Coaldust, also available as bronze cast

Gathering Intelligence

Bronze. edition: 6

Inspired by Norse Myth

My Body

bronze, edition: 6

60 x 70 x 45 cm

De Zachte Kracht (gentle strength)

Shown here in resin with marble-dust, this piece is also available in bronze, edition: 9

Charles Darwin astride Giant Tortoise

bronze sculpture commissioned by Felix Dennis for his "garden of heroes and villains". 125% life size. unique

Haigh Didil Dum I

Bronze, edition: 9

59 x 42 x 31 cm.

From The Mare's Tale project exploring nursery rhymes from various countries - this piece is inspired by a traditional Irish rhyme of the cat who went to Galway, riding on a drake. Shown here at Beelden in Gees, the Netherlands.

Lauging Dog

bronze, edition: 6

48 x 60 x 20 cm

From "The Mare's Tale Touring Exhibition" - one of a series inspired by the traditional English rhyme of Mother Hubbard and her mischievous child/dog.

Dancing Dog

Bronze, edition: 9

108 x 62 x 46 cm

From a series of sculptures inspired by the rhyme of Mother Hubbard and her dog "...she went....to buy him a wig, but when she came back, he was dancing a jig"

Mother Hubbard and her Dog

Shown here cast in Jesmonite. Available in bronze.

130 x 117 x 35 cm

While in the nursery rhyme the dog rides a goat, I have imagined here that the goat has become the mother, still, stoic and long-suffering, in great contrast to her loud and dynamic trickster-child.