Big Bad Moose

I've finished the sculpt stage on this large moose, yet another one to finish off!

Calmer Chameleon

This is my latest relief sculpture-finished the sculpt stage, now it's ready for painting.

Chorleycakes

Sir Barrington Chorleycakes

1512 – 1574

Knight of the Garter, Baronet of Thruxdale, High Sherriff of Thruxton Chase and surrounding hamlets.

Privy Counsellor, Star Chamber Member, Order of the Wet Nose, Minder of the King's giblets.

Rhino Relief

A white rhino sculpted as a bas-relief, I've got lots of ideas for sculptures in this style,

Ruff Ruff Ruff

Drying out and waiting to be fired.

Dodo Yolo

The Dodo is finished 

(everyone knows that!)

Dodo Do Da Dada Da

Latest critter in the Extinctathon - sculpt stage almost finished.

Funklehorn Finished

These creatures were adept at climbing the few trees populating the sparsely forested high peaks of the island. Scoffer commented on what a comical sight they made ‘whilst clustered in groups amongst the foliage, they competed for the most luscious fruit and leaves’ They were named after the traditional wind instrument of the Hebridean island of Barra ; the twisted shape resembling the creature’s horn, its atonal drone similar to the  noisy braying of the female of the species. There survives an example of the horn of the creature crafted into a handle of a tribal staff in the collection of the Pitt Rivers museum in Oxford

Fired Funklehorn

Brannigan's Funklehorn fired and ready for colour to be added.

Oh, Oh, Oh, What A Lovely Walrus

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Another lonesome walrus

Brannigan's Funklehorn

Brannigan's Funklehorn; horns to be added after firing.

Something Woolly This Way Comes

Finally finished the latest in my extinctathon - the Woolly Mammoth. I wonder if they'll ever succeed in cloning one?