Urban Robot nr. 4: Vic Painted and rusted steel on concrete base. Life size. More to come.

Urban Robot nr 3: Lance Painted and rusted steel on a concrete base. Life size.

'Lance', almost ready.

Urban Robot nr 2. Rusted and painted steel on concrete base. Life size.

Getting Mitch ready. Full picture soon.

This week I finaly got around to finishing the first robot. I have made 2 more in the mean time, but I've been taking my time experimenting with rust patinas and colour. Meet Dave. The first of the Urban

Since some of you have asked for work in progress pics, I'll share one of the piece I'm currently working on. Something different this time. I've been playing with this idea for a while, to make a hybrid

I was not expecting the colour of my latest sculpture to change that much after I put the varnish on. Let's call this a happy accident. Next time I'll wait to post a picture until after the varnish. Up

First one for 2020:'Rin' Mild steel and copper. Life size. Gave this one a bit of a superhero look, playing with new patinas.

Probably the last one of this year. Made for the 'Tribute to Lewis Carroll' exhibition in Denmark next month: The White Queen Mild steel, copper and wrought iron. Life size.

Mild steel, copper and brass. Life size.

Mild steel, copper and wrought iron. Life size. Bit of a dieselpunk influence.

Mild steel, copper, brass and wrought iron. Life size. On display in the 'Magical Dreams' exhibition, currently at Bator Art Gallery, Szczyrk, Poland

Well, this has been a productive start of the year. Third sculpture finished. This is Arabella. This one took a while with all the different layers. I think the hair turned out pretty good as well. I often

Not sure how it happened, but just like the previous sculpture 'Riyva', this new one also as a bit of a 'pirate' look. Wasn't really going for that but let's call it a happy accident. OK, so the large

And on to the next one. Meet 'Riyva', the Pirate Queen. I went a bit old school with this one, going back to the likes of Baskabas and Jinx. The blue colour remains quite popular as I did a little survey

Number 1 of 2019. This is Juno. I actually started on the wire frame last year but between Christmas and New Year I got sick and couldn't continue working on her. Once back in the studio, things went pretty

I don't really make sculptures based on existing characters - not counting Monocyte which was built by request of its creators - so this came as a bit of a surprise to me as well. The idea was to make

It's nice to see things come together. I got the 2 new pieces assembled on their oak and steel base and put the lot of them together for a photoshoot. Left to right: 'Smitten Kitten', 'Bunny Monroe' and

Despite the chaos of the past 2 days I've managed to finish this one. Let's call her 'Bunny Monroe'. Mild steel and copper eyes. Life size and displayed on an oak and steel base. Available from our very