Working with willow to create sculptural work is a pleasure and a passion it connects me with the land. I love the challenge that it brings. I endeavor to create work that is individual and has a life of its own.
Until recently most of my works were shown at various art shows, exhibitions, and events.
Over the last few months with the restrictions that have been in place, I have now also been selling my sculptures online and once we are able to they will be available in galleries in Wickham near Fareham and Burley in the New Forest.
( further details to follow)
I also create less detailed artworks some of which are available in my shop.
If you are interested in finding out more about any of the artworks simply click on the photograph
A selection of my work
I love fantasy and dragons are one of my favorite creatures. so I decided to make a dragon head
This is a picture of him in his new home
The chestnut sculpture was created as a response to the Four Seasons open exhibition at Southampton Art Gallery 2018 It is made from a variety of willows. The work is available to purchase please contact me for further details.
The very large willow poppy was created as a commission for the Army Flying Museum for Remembrance Sunday 2020
I also created a large medal for them as well
This teddy bear was created as a special commission as a memorial piece for a woodland burial
The willow pig is quite special and now lives with his new family
This fantasy bird is many-layered and created with various willows, he was an exciting challenge.
My willow hare is a bit of a character and loves exploring new places he is still looking for his forever home
This willow stag head proudly stands on guard.
He is available to purchase
The willow owl was my first foray into creating a bird with metal feet,
He was purchased by a private collector he kept on walking past him in a gallery and couldn’t resist buying him
Penguins are such interesting creatures so I decided to make two
They are available to purchase
This willow sheep is now living at a community farm in Southampton
This moon gazing hare was created for the Southern Nature Art exhibition 2019 he has snapped up by a lovely family whose claim to fame is that they provide the boats for the first-year students in Hogwarts
This curlew sculpture was created as a commission and now lives on a fruit farm in Kent
This Goose sculpture was created with a variety of willow for the Southern Nature Art Exhibition, he is still looking for a new home
This domestic goose went out for a walk now living with his new family he decided to give him a new identity as the doubtful guest,
if your interested in seeing him in his new guise click on the image.
Creatures
This angler fish was created to take with me to a music festival
