Nicola Axe is a Devon based sculptor with a passion for stone carving. 
The material is challenging but the process of creating she finds deeply fulfilling.
She loves to carve the human form and her interests in spiritual development
provide the vision and meaning in much of her work. Nicola likes, where approriate,  to incorporate crystals and fossils with the stone.

Caroline works in clay to produce sculpture in bronze and bronze resin, on a Wildlife and Equestrian theme. Brought up and living in the countryside, it’s the constant sightings of Wildlife, the flight of a Barn Owl, the fox slinking through the hedgerow, which inspires her work. Horses are another passion, and having ridden all her life she understands and tries to convey the curious mix of strength and sensitivity of the Horse
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Inspired by his abstract paintings, Alex makes these flowers from enamel and steel.  Each one is unique and created by the use of fluid dynamics to replicate natural forces. They are weather proof. The are half like a flower and half like an abstract painting.  

For all of her life Ellen has been driven by the need to create. Her love of the natural world and keen observation of texture, colour and form inspires and shines through in her art, but above all she manages to capture the essence and spark of life in her subjects. She is a versatile artist and over the years has developed her talents in many media. Her work is varied and may be realistic, quirky or conceptual.At the moment her focus is on sculpture. She works in clay; at times inspiration comes from the shape of the clay, which seems to grow in an organic way under her hands. This was the process with the Black Cat. At other times there is a very clear idea of the end product or live models used.

Belinda trained at Brighton on the wood, metal, ceramics and plastics BA, followed by a PGCE from the London Institute, she has continued to teach Design in Brighton alongside producing her own three dimensional work in a variety of media. Her current work is inspired by the plant kingdom in par-ticular the intricate flower and seed heads of Cow parsley and Dandelions. She studies and interprets these beautiful forms and produces aluminium and acrylic sculptures for outdoor spaces.

For me being an artist is a form of constant play and enquiry in many forms and on many levels……my work is born from the bonding of internal and external experiences and the conclusion of a piece is the point at which it exists by itself with me being the link in a process of creation. I really enjoy creating objects that enhance the natural beauty of the garden, many of them are huge. These large sculptures can take many weeks of labour to design and build. So it is very liberating to have developed smaller works that have enabled anyone the ability to own. I believe that we all should be able to own beautiful handmade items made  here in the UK .  Based in Sussex, I am an award winning sculptor who exhibits internationally. I was awarded the Henry Moore scholarship and sponsored by Time Out magazine to study MA sculpture at the Royal Academy Schools, London.
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Richard's work ranges from figurative through stylised to his abstracts, working almost exclusively in metal and using the nature of the materials to give colours and textures to the pieces along with form. The one critical component always present is curves. He find curves everywhere I look in the sky in reflections in water in humans, and more and more in man made objects. Curves are beautiful to look at but better if you can run your hand along one and Richard loves to see people touching his sculptures and getting something extra from the feel of the piece under their fingers.

Richard studied art for 4 years at Warwick college of Art and Birmingham City University, where he won the Ikon Gallery prize for the best in my degree show along with a ‘first’, In the years since he has been developing his own style and voice as a sculptor. 
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Tony Ford has spent most of his life working with metal and has used his technical knowledge combined with his artistic flair to create a different approach to the design of his sculptures.He works closely with local Schools, Charities and Councils but most of his work is on commission. Taking a customer’s idea and with an original and creative input making it a reality.The range of work he undertakes is extensive, his motto is ‘A new day - a new challenge’.

Daren usually works in steel, often using bicycle parts. He also works with other materials, such as polymers, if appropriate. Daren enjoys the challenge of taking everyday objects and reinterpreting them in new and unexpected contexts, elements which are expressed strongly in his metal sculptures. He says: “I individually hand make my own designs. These are completely original, unique and immediately recognisable as my work."
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Miranda is completely self taught and has developed a style and technique that is entirely her own. Her lifelong interest in wildlife is her inspiration. The use of steel enables her to portray the movement and lightness that is the essence of wild things, but also the power and strength. Each piece is unique.
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Born in Cheltenham in 1966, Stuart  has spent the last 20 years working self-employed in the electronic industry but decided to have a change in direction so in his spare time he enjoys creating and designing sculptures for family and friends, Stuart has now got a small workshop working with metal he makes every piece by hand either by drawing freehand or designing and working from a template. He has always been interested in art and is holding his first exhibition this year. Images of his work can been viewed on his website. If you would like any further information please don't hesitate to contact me. I hope you enjoy my work.

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These willow and wire artworks provide form and focus to any garden design, a Victoria Westaway piece is designed to celebrate the diversity of the area and enrich both wild and structured surroundings.The sculptures are designed for outdoor situations and are used within designs and details in gardens across the Country.
Victoria’s commissions include works for the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2014 and 2015 and RHS Hampton Court 2016.

Anne Windsor, a graduate with no art training tried sculpture, starting over ambitiously with a large lion for the garden. She moved towards smaller reliefs and busts, sculpted in clay and cast in a stone mix mainly for gardens. Someone who bought her work suggested bronze. Such an idea seemed prohibitively expensive but a chance encounter with a man working in a small foundry allowed her to think about figures in solid bronze