The final phase of casting the sculpture, which is covered in the segments of moulds.
Tag Archives: Cilcain
ImageViewing the work
Iliff considers the form of his commission, created out of the core of a great tree.
Work progresses on a commission…

Studio sketch of the commissioned work as it could look when complete
Here is a sketch of a commissioned work. The initial maquettes have been shown previously. Click on the images below to view in full scale!
The casting process begins:
Posted in Abstract Sculptures, Working Process
Tagged Cilcain, Maquettes, Mould, North Wales
‘Ouroborus’ – Helfa Gelf update
The studio and garden are open for Helfa Gelf during September.
Ouroborus amongst several other sculptures is on display in the garden.
On Show at Theatr Clwyd, Part 2
This gallery contains 12 photos.
Sculptures on display at the theatre. They are all for sale, so if you are interested please make contact with the theatre shop. Theatr Clwyd is in Mold, Flintshire, and is in effect the National Theatre for Wales. Click on … Continue reading
Showing in Theatr Clwyd
From next Monday, I will be displaying a collection of my small pieces at Theatre Clwyd in Mold, North Wales. They will be for sale at the theatre. I will post pictures and a list of what is available in the next few days.
‘The Ferryman’ – shown by kind permission of David Allen.
Photo © David Allen and Nick Eames
Posted in Abstract Sculptures, Events, Past Work
Tagged Cilcain, Ferryman, Maquettes, North Wales, Teulu
Winter work
This gallery contains 7 photos.
After a break over the Christmas holiday, I am back at work in and outside the studio. The work on ‘Teulu’ is going ahead, and I am planning to have the sculpture in place in the Spring of this year. … Continue reading
‘The Welsh Dragon’
If you are interested in having a bronze of Ddraig Goch made, you can message me via the contacts page.
Posted in Figurative sculptures, Past Work
Tagged Cilcain, Ddraig Goch, Dragon, Welsh Dragon
Work bench
Pieces of castings scattered on my work bench in the studio. Note the marble like finish on the pyramid and half dome shapes.
Photo © David Allen 2013