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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
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Posted in Figurative sculptures, Past Work
Tagged Cilcain, Ddraig Goch, Dragon, Welsh Dragon
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
During the month of September I displayed my work in the garden in Cilcain.
Attached is a slideshow of the pieces on display for Helfa Gelf.
All photos © David Allen 2013
Posted in Abstract Sculptures, Events, Figurative sculptures, Gull, Howl, Kokopelli / The Piper, Miner, Oracle, Ouroborous, Past Work, Teulu, The Harbinger, Working Process
Tagged Cilcain, Family, Gull, Oracle, Ouroborus, Piper, Spiral, Teulu, Whole
A new page has been added showing images of ‘Gull,’ which is shortly to be cast and placed in a beautiful setting in North Wales.
Thanks to James Bigglestone for the photographs.
I cast this maquette and am very excited by the quality of finish and colour. The original form comes from another found object this time a piece of tree bark.
Photos © David Allen 2013
Bronze maquette commissioned by Margaret Clement-Evans. Full sized version proposed for suitable site in Wales.
With a model figure to show proposed scale of the final version.
Posted in Figurative sculptures, Past Work
Tagged Cilcain, Ddraig Goch, Dragon, Welsh Dragon
The full sized sculpture is currently being built at my studio in Cilcain, and can be viewed throughout each weekend in September 2013 as part of Helfa Gelf.
This is a maquette for a proposed monumental sculpture intended to commemorate all those who worked in the tough conditions of the North Wales mining industry.
It will be accompanied by an inscription which reads:
‘Roeddem yr llawer, roeddem yn un’ / ‘We were many, we were one’
With a model figure to show proposed scale of the final version.
Pictures © David Allen
NICK EAMES 