Resin
Jane Austen Museum in Bath
The ribbon had been botched over the years with filler and corking
This is me chipping off the old filler
Chin all cleaned up and strengthening wire in place for the hat ribbon
Pouring resin into the ribbon joint
Now she's got her chin back
Just having a look around the workshops
Jane Austen visting the workshop for afternoon tea
Gryphon made in brass powder and resin once buffed and polished comes up like real brass, the brass fillers are real brass ground down to a fine powder.
Finished shield
Weighing out the precise quantities of resin and brass metal powder
Polyester filler carving
Silicone mould
The cast looks dull straight out of the mould but once buffed shines like soild brass
Casting made
Somerset Golf Union Logo
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Walnut burr veneer being cut ready to let in
Gryphon polished
Letting in veneer
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The Roman Baths in Bath asked me to reproduce a replica of a Roman bronze artefact called "The Liver of Piacenza"
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I was asked to produce the master logo of Fly 53 on top of a skull which was produced by Skulls Direct who are mass-producing them for all there stores. Computers could not do this work as Fly 53 told me, they had tried 300 other places before finding me which I hand carved. FLY53 is a rebel clothing chain, designed and born into the world to protect and serve the 24 hour party people. Standing proud and strong since 1994.
Resin bat in crystal clear polyester resin against a cocobola veneer background
Using lego as a mould for the silicone
Test bat
Finished bat in place
Bat in crystal clear resign against a walnut burr veneered panel
Several castings with different resin pigments and metal powders.
Another cast in resin and brass powder with a weathered look
I had to make a resin mount for the Roman Baths to display a computer scanned replica of Minerva as a touch
