Flowers From The ID
Cover page sculpture; the intention of this piece is the thought behind where an idea for a sculpture comes from, it occurred to me that not all inspiration comes from the waking being, and that spikes or messages come from our sub conscious and influence the outcome.
In life, these suggestions can cause both good and bad results with unexplained mistakes or brilliant ideas. The trumpet like flowers of this piece, symbolise contentment or satisfaction with a successful result achieved.
The twisted stems and tails suggest the complicated area from where the flowers came.
Made from fibreglass and painted in a two part metallic finish.

Price: $6300AU+Freight Dia 330cm H x280cmD X 270cm W

Against the Wind
An almost ghost like galleon in heavy weather .The hull is a set of old farm scarifiers . Other pieces of the rig are from a horse drawn sulky and the sails from windmill blades.
Created in metal with a two part enamel finish.

Price: $2700AU+ Freight Dia 175cmH x 220Lx60W

Gladiator
The basic frame is a motorbike, with the back wheel and many other components from a horse drawn Sunshine Harvester, the fuel tank is an old Jerry can petrol container, cut down; the headlight is off a 1917 T Model Ford; the tail light is an early railways lantern; whilst the engine was salvaged from a billabong windmill water pump.
An interesting feature of the bike is that the horse haymes handlebars used to be worn by draft horses that pulled the harvester. Built from iron and steel and painted in automotive metallic pearl finish with pin striping applied by a73 year old sign writer who started his career painting sulkies.

Price: $5500AU + Freight Dia 190cmH x 260cmL x 950W

Wheels Within Wheels
This sculpture represents the struggle through time, where a group within a larger group is not content to be simply just another wheel .e.g. the Russian and French revolution’s or any society in conflict. Donated and on display at the Grafton Regional Art Gallery, NSW, Australia. Painted in a metal finish + bronze and copper patina.

Price: (similar ) $3200AU + Freight Dia 180H x 160W x 900D

Aztec Warrior (eagle)
Taken from the Aztec god of war. The wings are two right hand plough sheers, and the head a skid plate off an old chaff cutter, the under wing sections are sulky springs and the legs are from a1920’s fuel stove. Painted in a two pack metallic bronze patina.

Price: $2200AU + Freight Dia 107cmH x 158cmW x 98cm D

Desert Defiance (Frilled neck Lizard )
I have made three of these now; they prove to be perfect for outdoor settings.
Made from steel, the neck is constructed from old sulky springs and the body, are plough points. The head is a cog from a wood milling machine. Colour: any

Price: (average) $960AU + Freight

Sea Horse
Made from a cog, spring steel harrows and a seed feeder-simple but nice.

Price: $780AU + Freight Dia 136cm H x 60cm W

Rainbow Kissing Fish (large fish)
Three individual sculptures make up this setting, made from steel with mesh and fibreglass webbing. Now permanently displayed at the Community Centre, Grafton, NSW, Aust.
Whilst this piece has been sold, similar smaller fish like sculptures have been made as garden additions.

Price: ( individually) $900AU each or $2500AU set of three + Freight
Dia size of fish 119Hcm x 255cm L x 20cm W + required height of stand

All sculptures can be reproduced, but to maintain originality, dimensions, angles, colours and some materials must differ, because, thus far, I have maintained that all sculptures will be a one off art piece.