Fishbaby complete

I have finished preparing and mounting the fishbaby. It is now ready for public display.

New Fishbaby

A recently caught specimen of a Fishbaby caught locally in the river Severn. I shall be preparing and mounting in traditional museum style

Young Fuzzler Complete!

The young Fuzzle Deer seen in an earlier posting, what a cutie pie!

Baffler Bird Complete!

The Baffler Bird in all his glory. A noble and handsome creature, non?

Seuss Moose Finished!

Finished the Screwloose Moose today. This is the first photo. I think he looks quite handsome!

Screwloose Seuss Moose

This is the sculpture featured in an earlier post.I've painted the head, now I'm sculpting the antlers and making the wooden base. 

Sculpting Rocks

These are some photos from a project undertaken last year. I had to construct large polystyrene boulders to use for set dressing in the Natural History Museum's "T Rex Killer Question" exhibiton staged at Birmingham's Gas Hall Gallery. The boulders were sculpted by hand out of large, 8 foot tall blocks of poly, then painted and used within the various animatronic scenes to blend in with backgrounds and hide pipework, lighting etc.  

Young Fuzzler

A juvenile specimen of the smaller, forest dwelling sub-species of the fuzzle deer waiting to be fired. After firing, horns will be applied prior to decorating and mounting.

Baffler Bird

Have finished feathering etc. on the Giant Baffler Bird of Scoffer's imaginary island, of which more later!

A new creature takes form.

I have started work on another specimen from an imagined lost Seussian island. This, as you can see is of a slightly prehistoric looking bird. I have sculpted the basic form, and will now start to add the details.

Stage 1 Finished

I've finished the initial sculpting phase. Now I have to wait for it to be completely dry in order to fire in my kiln.

This is the piece I'm working on at the moment, something else inspired by Seuss.