New Games Workshop “Age of Sigmar” Statue and Emblem for Nottingham HQ.
Games Workshop Emblem, Nottingham 2015
Bohemian Sphinx, private client, Ibiza
Private commission to produce a bespoke Bohemian style Sphinx inspired by the bridge Sphinxes at the Chateau Namest nad Oslavou, Kraj Vysocina in the Czech Republic. Installed Ibiza, 2013 .
Refining the clay model prior to moulds being taken
Faberge Egg
Amber crystal Egg for Faberge London collaboration with Nicholas Haslam and Faberge.
RHS Chelsea 2011
British Heart Foundation Chelsea RHS show 2011 for Anne Marie Powell
Finished garden
Carved cell patterns prior to moulding and casting
Illuminated sample during the development of the self supporting cells
Large translucent platform cast
Fitting the cells to the steel work
Setting out at RHS Chelsea
Setting out RHS Chelsea
View from platform
Teaching Frensham Heights School 2011
Teaching workshop casting mould making sculpture creative direction
“Ian provided two fabulous days of workshops focussed on mould making and casting processes for GCSE and A level students, and teaching staff at Frensham Heights School. Students and staff learnt a huge amount in a
short space of time. Ian’s expertise and approach, in relation to planning and delivery, was fantastic. All specialist materials, a wide selection of examples Ian’s own work and all information relating to health and safety were provided. The practical demonstrations were great and Ian’s engaging enthusiasm got the students and staff really involved in ‘doing’ and making quickly. Many of the students created pieces of work that contributed to their qualification coursework and
the experience inspired many to further extend on the skills learnt in the workshops. In addition, teachers have been able to incorporate mould making and casting processes into their schemes of work and teaching for the future.
short space of time. Ian’s expertise and approach, in relation to planning and delivery, was fantastic. All specialist materials, a wide selection of examples Ian’s own work and all information relating to health and safety were provided. The practical demonstrations were great and Ian’s engaging enthusiasm got the students and staff really involved in ‘doing’ and making quickly. Many of the students created pieces of work that contributed to their qualification coursework and
the experience inspired many to further extend on the skills learnt in the workshops. In addition, teachers have been able to incorporate mould making and casting processes into their schemes of work and teaching for the future.
We cannot thank Ian enough and firmly believe the financial investment made in employing Ian’s services was money very well spent.
I would strongly recommend Ian to other schools and colleges, either in a staff development capacity or as an opportunity for students and staff
to work alongside each other.”
Brendan Horstead
Head of Creative Arts, Frensham Heights School
to work alongside each other.”
Brendan Horstead
Head of Creative Arts, Frensham Heights School
