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Leatherhead is made from Steel, Brass, Copper, Leather and Burr Maple. I choose Burr Maple as the material for the body as it has a very promiant swirling pattern that is not dissimilar to the actual creatures. Steel, Brass, Leather, Copper and Burr maple. The base is: Scorched Elm , Steel and found object.

Angler fish lamp made from both reclaimed and specially created components. Spalted Ash, Patinated Copper, Six Inch Nails, Brass, Maple and reclaimed objects.

Solid Steel and Elm garden bench. This bench is displayed with accompanying tables made of the same materials. Powder coated Solid Steel and Elm

  Commissioned abstract Manta Ray form. Patinated Copper, Brass and Elm

Dragonfly is a hybrid with influences taken from both Dragonflies and Damselflies. The 806 holes in the wings are hand cut  and then carved to create veining. The Abdomen section is turned from Purple Heart the mechanical parts are all turned from Brass. African Black wood, Purple Heart, Oak, Maple, Brass and Copper

Nautiform ‘Patches’ Was created from sheet copper which has been “patched up” with Steel plates, the piece has then had a patina applied. Patinated Copper, Steel and wood

The Tripodic Hat is inspired by the Steampunk Genre. The legs are made from turned and forged Brass, the hat and lens I have had for many years waiting for a suitable project. Brass, Copper, Wood and Found items

I have been commissioned to create a Manta Sculpture based upon my existing design. I have just removed the copper form from the etching solution, after it has dried I will be fitting it to a wooden base.

I was Invited to exhibit in the prestigious One Year On section of New Designers 2014. It was a fantastic experience and my work was very well received.