I am mainly known for my figurative carving and modelling, which I see as my best work in the sphere of traditional art restoration and creation "in the style of". These images are from projects dated between 1987 and the present day. Some of them were made as part of major restoration projects, some as commissions and portraits.

I was thirty before I carved my first figure, so had to specialize to reach a high degree of understanding and skill. My first major commission was the Bridgewater Madonna, to carve a life-size limewood version of Raphael's painting, which hangs in the National Museum of Scotland, for the owners of Bridgewater House, London. It can be found within the Charles Barry interior in the private chapel. A more recent major commission was to model missing figures and lions for the £42 million pound restoration of the London Coliseum, present home of the ENO.

I always have a figurative project on the go, whether as part of a project or for private sale. Very few of the pieces shown in this section are for sale, but a few examples can be seen in the personal work section. Anyone interested in commissioning, buying, or receiving a quote please contact me through details on the contact page of this site.