Portfolio & Gallery.

The images accessible by the following links highlight a variety of previous projects I have worked upon. Sadly some of my best or most unusual work for high profile clients has been covered by non-disclosure-agreements and so cannot be included in this public portfolio. Nevertheless I hope this gallery shows the range and quality of work I am capable of.

Miniature Paintings & Doll's House Artwork

Miniature Dioramas & Scratch Built Models

Fine Scale Model Kit Construction & Painting

Small Size Sculpting & War Games Figures

Replica Textiles & Period Costume Work

Historical Re-enactment and Replica Artefacts

Museum Display & Heritage Education

Corporate, Advertising & Promotional Work

Creative work for Stage & Screen

Miscellaneous Other Creative Work

Clicking on any thumbnail photo will access a larger image of the work shown.

Miniature Paintings & Doll's House Artwork.

Copy of Vermeer's Girl with a pearl earing

26x34mm

56x48mm

38x48mm

Copy of Monet's Bathers at Grenouille. Size: 60x45mm

65x86mm

45x58mm

65x86mm

Copy of Gainsborough's Blue Boy. Size: 68x48mm

65x86mm

48x40mm

40x48mm

38x45mm

38x58mm

58x45mm

60x38mm

65x38mm

Copy of Ridgway Knight's hailing the ferryman. Size: 65x102mm

65x38mm

102x66mm

Copy of Canaletto’s Return of Bucentoro on Ascension Day - Size 106mm x 65mm

106x65mm

Copy of Yeame’s When did you last see your father? - Size 96mm x 48mm

96x48mm

Copy of Singer Sargent’s Madame X - Size 38mm x 56mm

38x56mmm

Copy of an East Anglian coastal painting- Size 54mm x 38mm

54x38mm

56x48mm

Copy of a period nude - Size 28mm x 36mm

28x35mmm

25x28mm

48x56mm

25x22mm

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Miniature Dioramas & Scratch Built Models.

1/48th scratch built jungle temple ruin diorama. Size: area shown approx. 250mm square

1/48th scale

1/43rd scale

1/72nd scale

1/12th scale

Scratch build diorama produced as competition entry under the title 'the end of the line' Size: 300mm wide

1/43rd scale

Super-detailed and heavily modified 1/1200th kit of the RMS Titanic in a hand sculpted seascape. Size: approx. 240mm long

1/1200th scale

1/24th scale

Scratch built illuminated diorama depicting a secret assignation Size: 100mm square

1/48th scale

Scratch built novelty micro model of a WWII aircraft Size: 12mm wingspan

1/1000th scale

1/35th scale

1/24th scratch built and hand sculpted depiction of a WWII evacuee. Size: area shown 180mm wide

1/24th scale

1/48th scale

1/43rd scale

1/12th scale

1/76th scale

Scratch built and hand sculpted fantasy diorama of Nymphs and fairies at play. Size: 100mm square

1/48th scale

1/12th scale

1/43rd scale

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Fine Scale Model Kit Construction & Painting.

Crude 1/144th scale child's toy repainted as a result of a bet to prove how much more of an impact use of colour and light has over dimensional accuracy. Size: wingspan 90mm

1/144thth scale

40 year old simple plastic kit quickly assembled and painted and set in a generic scenic backdrop to show the extra impact of helping an otherwise crude model tell a story. Size: area shown 160mm wide

1/35th scale

1/72nd scale

1/2400th scale

1/144th scale

1/43rd scale

Repainted weathered and detailed 'ready to run' OO gauge model railway locomotive. Size: length 270mm

1/76th scale

1/400th scale

1/152nd scale

1/43rd scale

1/12th scale

1/144th scale

1/35th scale

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Small Size Sculpting & War Games Figures.

1/10th scale

28mm deform

1/300th scale

1/12th scale

Raw epoxy putty master sculpt for a 28mm games manufacturer wanting a 'fantasy ice dreadlord' requested to look as if textured like a weathered iceberg. Size: 60mm tall

1/64th scale

Hand sculpted and painted miniature samurai warrior. Size: 24mm tall

1/72nd scale

Cartoon caricature sculpt of a post apocalyptic punk warrior. Size: 40mm tall

1/45th scale

raw epoxy putty master sculpts for some 15mm super hero/villain figures. Size: up to 18mm tall

1/100th scale

Sculpt of a friendly pet dragon. Size: 70mm tall

1/12th scale

1/32nd scale raw epoxy putty master sculpt for a prohibition era gangster. Size: 54mm tall

1/35th scale

1/12th scale

1/800th scale

Raw epoxy putty master sculpts for a commercial giftware and collectibles manufacturer. Size: average 50mm long

1/6th scale

1/35th scale

Master sculpts for the playing pieces for a fantasy board game

1/56th scale

Raw epoxy putty master sculpt for a steampunk girl. Size: 32mm tall

1/56th scale

1/10th scale

Hand sculpted micro-model pet portrait. Size: 3mm tall

1/152nd scale

1/84th scale

OO gauge model railway figures bespoke sculpted for a private collector. Size: 24mm tall

1/76th scale

Early medieval war games figures sculpted/cast to old fashioned true 15m standards. Size: 15rmm tall

1/120th scale

Raw epoxy putty master sculpt for a post apocalyptic Sc-Fi charcater. Size: 28mm tall

1/64th scale

1/76th scale

Cartoon caricature sculpt of willy Wonka. Size: 70mm tall

70mm deform

True 15mm war games sculpt of the Anglo Saxon King Raedweld. Size: 15mm tall

1/120th scale

caricature sculpt of a mischievous pixie. Size: 60mm tall

60mm deform

war games sculpt of a highwayman. Size: 15mm tall

1/120th scale

1/12th scale

Hand sculpted and painted Bedouin warrior on his camel. Size: 90mm tall

1/35th scale

Cartoon caricature sculpt of a cat taking an unexpected bath. Size: 45mm tall

1/12th scale

Raw epoxy putty master sculpts for Spy-Fi or pulp gaming figures. Size: 32mm tall

1/56th scale

Cartoon caricature sculpt of a cowboy. Size: 30mm tall

28mm deform

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Replica Textiles & Period Costume Work

rayed cloth produced with genuine madder, woad and weld dyed yarn set against a background of undyed natural brown

Medieval

Very fine sett (~20 ends/cm) Z/Z 2-2 broken diamond twill in undyed natural white; far more accurately replicating the shadow patterns of luxury Birka twills than most coarse chunky replica woollen diamond twills available from elsewhere

Viking

Hand sewn stiffened and interlined leather doublet

Tudor/Stuart

Early Medieval

When approached by a Living History society to affordably reproduce a mixed batch of generic 'home made' russets, to avoid all their members looking as if they were dressed in matched uniforms from the same factory made bolt of cloth, we were able to produce a range of hues from the undyed woollen yarns I have access to

Multi-period

2-1 twill in undyed naturally grey woollen yarn, sparsely used throughout most of history but particularly common in the period just after the Norman Conquest

Post Conquest

Linen lined coarse woollen tippet hood with long lirilpipe

Medieval

Fine sett Z/S 2-2 diamond twill in contrasting undyed brown and white yarns; copied for a client from a find from Hadrian's wall but suitable for much of the pre-Norman Conquest period

Roman

Coarse kempy undyed russet; these basic woollen fabrics were common through most of history although the Z/S spin combination warp and weft may make this particular example most appropriate for period before the Norman conquest

Multi-period

2-2 Broken diamond twill produced from undyed natural white and genuine woad dyed yarns, used across much of early history up until the Norman Conquest

Pre-Conquest

Detail from an embroidery design completed in naturally dyed wool yarns coloured with madder and weld

Viking

Hand sewn stiffened and boned bodies or corsets with simple black-work embroidery

Tudor/Stuart

Replica low status, coarse, kempy twill, early medieval tunic artificially distressed, patched and darned to simulated typical use, wear and tear

Anglo-Saxon

2-2 Broken diamond twill produced from undyed natural white and genuine madder dyed yarns, used across much of early history up until the Norman Conquest

Pre- Conquest

Replica turn shoes hand sewn from traditionally oak bark tanned and hand dressed leather. Size: approx. 300mm long

Viking

Coarse medley russet produced in undyed natural black and brown very kempy yarns. A common low status cloth used through much of history, but in this instance produced for monastic robes

Multi-period

Rayed cloth produced with genuine woad dyed yarn set against a background of undyed natural grey

Medieval

2-2 Broken diamond twill produced from subtly contrasting tones of kempy undyed naturally grey yarn, used across much of early history up until the Norman Conquest

Pre- Conquest

Viking

Early Medieval

$Superficially identical to the previous Z/S 2-2 twill fabric but slightly finer sett and woven using undyed naturally grey kempy fleece spun to a fractionally higher grist, representative of much low to medium status home spun/woven cloth in the early medieval period$

Early Medieval