Too Much Rugby
One of my ‘Heeds’ collection. These often have a will of their own during the build and so are named post-build as it were. I felt this fella looked like an old school rugger fella. Read More …
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Football Manager
Stoneware, glazed One of my ‘Heeds’ collection, he made me think of a football manager, slightly thuggish with a large cigar denoting his stature in the orgnisation. Please don’t take offence, it’s a whimsical name Read More …
Man in the Moon
‘Heeds’ collection This was meant to be a bright solar orange until I realised that I’d bought a stone-ware glaze which burnt out at stone-ware temperatures, which was rather frustrating. Luckily the end colour was Read More …
Errr!
‘Heeds’ range. This fella just looked really confused, I imagined him reacting to a question simply with “Errr” and thus his name was born. Sculpture Details: Medium: Stoneware Size(cm): All ‘Heeds’ circa 6-9 Weight(kg): Read More …
Croc in a Goldfish Bowl
Stoneware with glaze, this is whimsical but edgy. On one hand a large croc launching up from a tiny goldfish bowl but also highlighting the increased destruction of natural habitat for commercial gain. Sculpture Read More …
9/11
Initially built as a generic bust looking wistfully away, when I glazed this fellow with red on white he took on a whole new meaning. I was immediately reminded of the horrors of 9/11 and Read More …
Belligerent Bear
I love this piece. My first attempt at an animal and very pleased with the result. She’s an old warrior still wildly protective of her cubs and an expert hunter but she’s getting old and Read More …
Regarding Receding Rainforest
I am so proud of this piece. A chimp with piquant piercing eyes that, to use an old but very pertinent cliche, really do follow you around the room. From one angle he (or she, Read More …
One Wing-ed Angel
I have long been interested in the concept of a fallen angel. Why would she have incurred the wrath of God? Did she answer him back, convinced in her teenage years that all around her Read More …
Big Heed and Little Heed
I went through a brief stone masonry phase but realised that my forte was much more about adding on than taking away. I rather liked the two resultant gargoyles which are both grotesque and humorous. Read More …