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Showing posts with label Sculptures. Show all posts

Thought Catcher

45 cm. Polymer, acrylic, 12 year old bonsai tree, fabric, paper.

Album Cover 'Constellations', Moulettes

 Design- Hannah Miller, Oliver Austin, Aaron Miller.  Illustration- Adam Oehlers.
Photography- Patrick Lawrence.  Sculpture - Rick Bosman
New Moulettes album out 2nd June 2014; pre-ordering through Propermusic, Amazon or iTunes.

The Mau

85 cm. Modelling clay, gold leaf, bonsai tree (15 years old), synthetic hair, acrylic

Sailor Jerry's Rum Trophies

80x40x25 cm.
Sailor Jerry's 'Roll with the Punches' trophies
for Sweden, Denmark, Iceland, Norway and Finland

HG Cucumber Foot Bath

32x18x16 cm. Polymer, acrylic, wood, stainless steel slicer
(NB: Reproductions are gifted by Hendricks to selected trade only.)


Brighton Goddess

15 x 7 cm. Polymer clay, acrylic paint, polyester, paper

HG Bottle Glorifier

Base width 17 cm. Polymer, acrylic, magnifying glass
(NB: Reproductions are gifted by Hendricks to selected trade only.)

Swan

Height 65 cm. Modelling clay, bonsai tree (15 yrs old), feathers, gloss medium

Unusual Umbrella Emporium

Commission for Hendricks Gin Unusual Umbrella Emporium, London.

Cigar Umbrella.
Pipe Umbrella.
Collaboration with Peter Gosbee.
Mumbrella. 

Cocktail Umbrellas for Bartender Contest

Some of the bartender umbrellas for the Unusual Umbrella Emporium. 

Savoy Atrium Umbrella.
Silk, paper, bamboo, vintage cane with sterling handle.
Inspired by Erik Lorenz, American Bar, Savoy Hotel, London.
Artesian Umbrella.
Vintage umbrella, paper, ribbon, acrylic paint, gold leaf. 
Inspired by Alex Kratena, Artesian Bar @ The Langham, London.
Quo Vadis Umbrella.
Inspired by Miriam Lorendova, Quo Vadis, London.
ECC Umbrella. 
Rice paper, green Pandan essence, gold leaf. Completely edible, 
just remember to spit out the bamboo stick...
Inspired by Thor Bergquist, Experimental Cocktail Club, London.
The Cucumbrella Cup.
Collaboration with Peter Gosbee.

Nightingale Tree

Height 35 cm. Commission for HG's Carriage of Curiosities.
First described in 1723 by western travellers visiting the Moroccan court, the Nightingale Tree used to entertain the sultans with its beautiful singing voice. In its hayday it directed a 30 piece orchestra but it fell silent in 1860; coincidentally the year of the first sound recording. However, every full moon it can still be heard humming a little tune.