What's new

2010 has started with gusto! A gate and fence depicting kangaroos grazing in amongst banksia blossoms has been installed, (see below). A large seahorse is also awaiting installation. A nice welcome home gift for it's new owners! and a local commission, the mighty albatross was recently installed. see pic. This piece is around 950mm diam. and is sitting on a rendered interior wall. Clients are very happy!

Stay tuned for more as it happens......

For all and more of the current projects I would like to thank my ever supportive and loving husband Rowan. His creative input has been vital and very welcome!

Enjoy...........

Please feel free to enquire about commissions, or any other questions via this site,

stay happy, Cinnamon

************* Recently a fellow sculptor and great mate of ours passed away.

Rod Gray left us at Easter 2010. He was a brilliant worker in wood and created the most elegant Eastern inspired furniture, of which we are fortunate to have a piece. He was also an eccentric, funny, tenacious and supportive friend. Our lives were richer having had known him over the past 5 years. rip Rod x

Pete was an amazing man who inspired me to forge this path into making a  living from my sculptural metalwork.

A brilliant and gutsy sculptor whose works can be seen in civic, private and gallery collections, here and in Japan

A nurturing, exuberant and inspiring university lecturer, this is where my artistic journey joined his path for a few years

and a loving and supportive family man,

you will be hugely missed

RIP

was a satisfying challenge.

See the two kangaroos in main gate,

banksia moon continues onto the second panel serving as a back rest

when one is seated on the banksia seat.

More pictures on Kangaroo & Banksia gates page.

This will be my third appearance over the years, and it is always exciting to be included.

Another bonus this year was the piece sold!

Here she is in all her glory, Giant Leafy Seadragon - Miss March 2010