The introductionI was approached around a year ago to design a memorial for a very special man. The client had seen some examples of my sculptural work via my website and instagram, having had a recommendation from Ian Dungavell at Highgate cemetery office that I...
A dedication service was held on Wednesday to remember those musicians killed on 18 June 1944, The Guards’ Chapel, also known as the Royal Military Chapel, is next to Buckingham Palace at Wellington Barracks and is the spiritual home of the Household Division....
just a quick post today, don’t worry! Not one of my rambling tangential ones! There was an article printed in the Observer today (and published online in the Guardian here yesterday) showing examples of my work and discussing copyright. I wrote a long blog about...
I travelled with assistant Dan to Derbyshire this week to install a memorial stone to a very special 11 year old boy in the amazing 14th Century St Thomas’s church in Mellor. I’ll share some images of the memorial later in this post, along with a short...
I thought I’d share my thoughts on copyright following on from some conversations I’ve had recently, and with reference to my own work being copied in the past. This has been prompted by discussions with other artists one of whom has designed some work for...
Not all my work is done in a cosy studio, sometimes I have to work on site and this can be quite demanding at times, as with this commission to design and carve an inscription in St Peter’s church in St Albans. Ordinarily this sort of project would be carved on...
