When I arrived to view the tree stump for the first time, Sarah showed me a design she liked ~ a row of owls, two large and two small, representing

As mentioned previously, Pete  (Pete Bowser Tree Services) had done some chainsaw work for me on a couple of large beech logs; the more challenging piece was a throne for

I had the bonus of a customer with very firm ideas for this job, sending a great detailed drawing with his vision and dimensions required. There was a perfect piece

As chainsaws and me don’t mix, I asked my pal Pete Bowser to demonstrate his skills in sawing off the waste from some big logs for a couple of imminent

The Moorlands Nature Reserve is part of the ancient Forest of Galtres and has a spectacular collection of rhododendrons and azaleas, some of which are very old, large and unusual.

A nice piece in the Hull Daily Mail, featuring the  “Inspiration-Hull” Sculpture Trail in Hull’s East Park ~ hopefully to be installed in Summer 2015. http://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/East-Park-sculpture-trail-celebrate-famous-Hull/story-25820057-detail/story.html

I appeared on the David “Burnsy” Burns show on Radio Humberside on the 6th January, giving an update on the proposed sculpture trail for Hull’s East Park. Burnsy (above) is

I’ve again been asked to appear on the “Burnsy” Radio Humberside show on the 6th January next year, to talk about the proposed sculpture trail in Hull’s East Park. I

We shared a stall with Chrissie and her Pinkneydell Dolls, which always makes for an entertaining day and kept our spirits high despite the 6.30am start and the bitter wind.

I had a fantastic view whilst working on this owl carving in Barmston, near Bridlington; open fields, trees and sheep wandering around the foreground. Unfortunately I picked the coldest week