RITUAL & RITE Metal, bright chrome finish, ebonised pearwood, velvetine on the underside. Candle holders or a handy container for those little things. There’s enough parts to put together about 20 of these and that’s all. Contact us for details.
Metal Sculpture Gilding metal with applied patina. The sculpture is made in gilding metal. I developed the design using a series of card models. From there I worked out the blank for the various parts on paper, then in card and then transferred it to the gilding metal marking it out carefully with a … Read more
Einstein Clock Light, projected onto a wall, changes colour with the passing of time – it’s relative. Height: 180 cm Language Orientated Design Postmodern design methodology . . . Look and see a figure of a person standing on their head, a non-conformist who’s upside-down. His feet protrude at the top. He is a fundamentalist, signified by the … Read more
PITCHER Silver plated gilding metal. This water pitcher project started off with my idea to design and make a double handled water container. But, it developed in to a one handled vase with a strap handle. The iconography was a consequence of my subconscious and the prototypes in there. It has a feel a bit … Read more
TEAPOT TeaPot Handmade in gilding metal, nylon & silver plate. This process is ‘Abstraction’. The creative process, design development in 3D, modelling. Handmade metal teapot Presented by Bonhams 2014 The Front Cover of Bonhams Catalogue Bonhams Lot Page: Teapot Design Development Using the idea of something moving across a surface to develop a design for … Read more
Gold & Silver Cuff Bracelets Red Gold, 9ct, and Sterling Silver. Hallmarked at the Assay Office Edinburgh with the dual mark for 9ct Gold and Sterling Silver. Why wear jewellery when you can wear Art. Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelets Hallmarked at the Assay Office Edinburgh with the mark for Sterling Silver. Hallmark – Edinburgh Assay Office The … Read more
EYEWEAR I developed the form and configuration of Peggy G Eyewear from the bone structure that surrounds the eyes of human skulls. I coloured them using a colour pallet of human eye colours. I named the collection after Peggy Guggenheim in honour of her discerning style and individuality. And, I flatter myself by thinking she … Read more