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Monday, 1 October 2012
"Danger In The Shallows"
Saturday, 21 July 2012
Batubian Magnetic Goat Finished
Whilst exploring the dense forests of the island, the compasses used by Scoffer’s party would occasionally go haywire, needles pointing in all directions, sometimes even spinning. The reason for this strange phenomenon became apparent when some of the Island ’s native goats were captured and kept in a pen. The goats possessed natural magnetic force and when gathered in number, could exert a considerable attraction upon ferrous items.
It has been suggested that they may have utilised the earth’s magnetic field in order to navigate, rather like some migratory birds.
37x24x24cm
Saturday, 23 June 2012
Serpent of Lake Jascareux
The "great wyrm" believed by the local population to occupy a bottomless lake at the centre of the island. Due to the lakes inaccessibility, it was not directly observed by Scoffer's party first hand. He based his descriptions on verbal reports and on the elaborately carved prows adorning the war canoes of the natives.
35x19x15cm
35x19x15cm
Rafferty's Jungle Hog Finished
Named after the cook on the 'Pandora' who disappeared over the edge of a cliff while attempting to hunt down one of these extremely fast and cunning porkers. Rafferty was convinced that their meat would taste delicious, alas he never got to sample any.
29x18x25cm
Monday, 4 June 2012
HogProgBlog
Rafferty's Jungle Hog in progress. I've added the tusks, now I have to finish painting him, then I need to mount him on his wooden plaque.
Tuesday, 17 April 2012
Monday, 9 April 2012
Thursday, 29 March 2012
Wednesday, 7 March 2012
New Sculpt Takes Shape
Started work on a new sculpt,the elusive Lake Serpent from the large body of water located in the centre of Scoffer's Island.
Monday, 27 February 2012
The Baffler Bird Complete
The fabled Baffler Bird of Scoffer's Island, a full reconstruction of this flightless feathered phenomenon.
39cmHx26cmWx12cmD
39cmHx26cmWx12cmD
Monday, 13 February 2012
Friday, 30 December 2011
Seahorse Rider
This is a work in progress on my current sculpt. Some of the fine details like the end of the seahorses tail, reins etc will be added post-firing and reinforced with steel wire.
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