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Hammerhead Shark made using scorched Rippled Sycamore as its main body. The Copper fins and head have been patinated to create the illusion of ancient metal that has been many years on the sea bed. Rippled Sycamore, Copper, Brass and African Blackwood

Featured in The Shropshire Magazine April edition, really loved the article. Please follow the link to see the article. Nik

nik_burns©craft&design_magazine   I was delighted to be featured in the March/April 2016 edition of Craft and Design Magazine.

This Turtle sculpture is made from Birds eye Maple, Burr Oak and African Blackwood. The Maple shell has been lacquered red, the grain of the wood appears through the coloured surface. Burr Oak, Birds eye Maple, African Blackwood and Marbles Base made from Elm, Steel and Brass

Currently have some pieces in exhibit at the Silk Top Hat Gallery in Quality Square, Ludlow. The exhition runs from 23rd April until 21st may 2016.

I recently exhibited at the Parallax International Art Fair in Chealsea Town Hall. It was a great show and I met some truly inspirational people.

Articulated Stag Beetle created primarily from a piece of salvaged wood. the body section is jointed as are the legs and mandibles. Reclaimed wood, Copper and Brass 

The articulated tail section of the Seahorse has been made using individually linked segments allowing for it to be posed in different positions. The sculpture can be removed from the stand and reversed so it can be displayed from the other side. Burr Oak, Copper, Brass and Acrylic Paint. Base is made from Steel, Elm and […]

This hairpiece is made predominantly from Silver, the abdomen section is made of Purple Heart. Silver, Copper, Purple Heart and Amethysts