Dragonfly

this Dragonfly uses a quarter eliptic leaf spring from a cart and two carpet boules amongst other things, and has been designed to hang from a garage wall. It's wingspan is 80cm.

Dancing Cranes

A new pair of dancing cranes built mainly from old mower blades

Armilliary Globe

 An armilliary sundial created from the last metal vestiges of a cart at Chateau Les Jaqueteaux.
It sits on top of an existing well which has been capped off, but will supply a fountain inside the globe after the wellhead has been built up to recuperate the water. This sculpture stands over 3 metres tall.

Something different again...
Ten wrought iron tea cups. I'm still sorting out the rest of their saucers, but we're nearly there.
Tea Cups

Flowerbed

Not quite a sculpture, this is the result of being given a rusty old bed by my neighbour. I have used the head 'as is' and cut the foot to make the two sides. In the summer it makes a plant stand; maybe in the winter it could be used to store firewood. Slight modifications would convert it into a fancy garden chair.

Whale's Tail

Now for something completely different...a sculpture to be set into concrete at the end of an infinity swimming pool.
This uses two old plough blades, lots of re-bar and a handful of the biggest washers I could find.

Tubby Terrier

Smaller than most of my other dog sculptures, this terrier has a motorcycle petrol tank for his body, two forks for legs and a vintage saddle for his head.

Happy Bat

This roosting bat was created from two scythe blades, an axe head and a pair of rotovator blades. It can hang from a tree branch or from a ceiling joist. March 2014

Wall Lizard

A new lizard for the new year; this has similar construction to my previous examples, but is wall-mounted and measures two metres from nose to tail.

Marion's Peacock

Another peacock; this one is larger and more elaborate than the first, and incorporates a maize hopper and a tractor seat amongst other things.
Built 2014