Decorations
Click here to see more decorations made with different coloured wires to create a work that you can easily hang anywhere in your home
Birds
These wire works are displayed in lovely wooden frames. If you are interested in a buying a piece below please email for more photographs and information. For details about commissioning an unique work, see here.
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Curlews
Silver plated copper wire
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Nuthatch
Silver plated copper wire
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Curlew
Silver plated copper wire
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Animals
Morning Garden Stroll
Silver plated copper wire
31.5 x 43.5cm
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Fox
Silver plated copper wire
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Cat and Plant
Silver plated copper wire
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Iceland
After a trip to iceland, I created these wire drawings of the wildlife I saw while travelling around the beautiful country
Dolphins
Silver plated copper wire
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Plants
Silver plated copper wire
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Dogs and Cats
These wire drawings were inspired friends' pets, including a cocker spaniel that cocks his head when he's listening and a cat that sits like a person! With just a few lengths of wire I hope I have created their funny personalities.
Little Dog
Copper wire
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Cat and Dog
Copper wire
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Idioms
These wire drawings were created for a joint exhibition based on the theme 'Language' these saying are some of my favourites!
Till The Cows Come Home
Silver plated copper wire
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Till The Cows Come Home
Silver plated copper wire
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Busy as a Bee
Silver plated copper wire
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Cat Among the Pigeons
Silver plated copper wire
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Mad as a Box of Frogs
Silver plated copper wire
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Detail of Mad as a Box of Frogs
Silver plated copper wire
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Cambridge
The round church and King's College are two historical landmarks in Cambridge.
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Round Church, Cambridge
Silver plated copper wire
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The Queen's Jubilee
These pieces were made to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee in 2012
The Queen's Crown
Copper wire and glass beads
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The Queen's Crown
Copper wire and glass beads
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Custard Cream
Copper wire
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Wire Flowers
These sculptures are created using traditional basketry and braiding techniques. They are mounted onto wooden plinths to engage with the viewer. As you touch or walk past the sculptures they 'shiver' as though moving in the wind. When lit the delicate structures produce shadows adding a further dimension to the piece.
Two Bells
Coloured copper wire on wooden plinth
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Two Bells and a Snowdrop
Coloured copper wire on wooden plinth
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Two Trees
Coloured copper wire on wooden plinth
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Two Bells, Two Trees and Pink Blossom
Coloured copper wire on wooden plinth
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White Pod
Paper yarn and coloured copper wire on wooden plinth
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Copper Seeds
Copper wire on wooden plinth
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Botanical Weave These sculptures were created using hand dyed paper yarn, optic fibre and wire and were displayed as a sculpture trail. Much of my work is based on natural forms. These pieces were inspired by childhood memories of visiting botanical gardens and experiencing the excitement of entering another world inside the glasshouses. I wanted to produce work that captured the atmosphere of the tropical world of the glasshouses. The aim of the project was to emphasise the natural beauty of the environment, drawing attention to it while encouraging people to appreciate and look after it.
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