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2 rescue Bully mixes |
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Unique swallows made from vintage blue and gold china |
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Created from a photograph of Yarmouth Harbour on a January morning in thick fog, but with a beam of sunlight shining through. 915mm square. Worked mainly in ceramic tiles and china. This mosaic will be shown at my solo exhibition next spring at Quarr Abbey. |
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Fibre glass elephant with mosaic blanket. Glass tiles and mirror tiles create a magic blanket. |
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One of the fabric series. 60 x 40 cm
Vitreous glass on hand-formed substrate. |
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On a reversed table top in Mahogany! - re-use and recycle!
broken crockery, glass tiles, beads, millifiori |
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Magik<br />
A piece that was suggested in the residual cement on the old slate roof tile. |
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The De Luci Fish Mosaic Sculpture |
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Teaching and advising the art teacher of the School, so that all the children made a piece for the mosaic, be it a flower head, an owl, or butterfly, I was then tasked with 4 days to install all the pieces, and teach the art of grouting to all the volunteers. By far the biggest and most spectacular of my wall mosaics... |
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Flipflops.Unglazed ceramic with glass and shells suggesting
all the treasures that sand and the tide can give up.
For sale |
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This sign was for a local restaurant in France. Sized at 1m diameter, it was large and great fun to make. It is circular in shape but with cut-out shapes around the leaves to add interest. I used a mixture of unglazed, high-fired ceramic and glass tile to create a contrast between the nut and the background. You can... |
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This is still one of my personal favourites. I quarried the slate from a hole in the ground close to my house in central Victoria, and split it down to paper thin slices. I laid these slices on edge to describe the impossibly fragile twiggy threads of this little wren's nest I found in my garden.
Now the work is... |
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I really like trying to get shading in with the tesserae. |
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Glass |
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Critically endangered, this beautiful gamebird has a striking blue/white frontal casque and is threatened by land clearance for crops, logging, mining plus oil/gas drilling. The Sira Curassow grows to nearly 1 metre in length and lives in the Amazonas and central Peru.
55 x 43 cm
Stained glass, ceramic, glass... |
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