An interesting one this ~ to carve two life-size “Dad’s Army”- style heads for a village-fete-type game (I can’t say more than that ~ it’s Top Secret!). I had a

Sunny weather for a change at this year’s festival, and it made for a great atmosphere. As well as having the usual stall with the prints etc I stood outside

The Green Scythe Fair in Muchelney, Somerset this June was absolutely fantastic ~ a vast array of wonderful stalls and interesting (and friendly) people. Cheap wholesome organic food, live music

The personalised oak plaques have been oiled and delivered ; it was nice to do some different forms of wildlife for a change!          More pictures on the Gallery.

The Barwick-in-Elmet Maypole is 86 feet tall, and is taken down, repainted and re-erected every three years. After our first visit there in 2011 we vowed to return this year,

I’m due to do some carving demonstrations at a few events over the forthcoming months, at Sewerby Hall,, near Bridlington, East Yorkshire. Unfortunately due to a terrible weather forecast (which

I always like to have a couple of new prints on the stall for Beverley Folk Festival; unfortunately unless I get my skates on, it may be restricted to this

The Freedom Flame is in its new position at the Creative and Cultural Company Artspace in Princes Quay. “For the first time the Freedom Flame has crossed the North Sea

Just dropped the carved plinth off at the Creative and Cultural Artspace, Harbour Deck, Princes Quay Shopping Centre in Hull. Thanks again to Jon and Quent for giving their time

I’ve been working on a commission of two oak panels, approximately 2 1/2 ft x 11″, each featuring a selection of animals, plants and patterns along with initials relevant to