1991 Wells in the 18th Century |
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| The mural was commissioned by Tescos for their new store in Wells. It is the dramatically enlarged version of a map of 1735 when the street plan was virtually identical to that of today. Many of the buildings, including the Cathedral and Bishop's Palace that appear in the map can still be seen today. Click here for more information |
1992 Exploration Obelisk |
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| This was one of several major commissions from Standard Life Assurance. The 18’ high obelisk celebrates the memory of mariners who departed from Redcliffe Quay in the fifteenth century to explore the New World. Strange sea beasts swim amongst natural stone and an armillary sphere surmounts the whole. Click here for more information |
1995 Four Seasons Obelisk |
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| This small sculpture, depicting the four seasons, was commissioned for a Garden of Fragrance for the partially sighted and blind. Stones and richly modelled ceramic give a tactile quality so that both the blind and the partially sighted can enjoy the surfaces and the imagery. Click here for more information |
1995 Men at Work in the Royal Forest |
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| The murals ran the length of a long brick wall on a building which faced the car park of Yate’s new shopping development. The fact that Yate was once known as ‘Gate to the Royal Forest’ is celebrated by images of mediaeval men ploughing with oxen and tending their swine. Click here for more information |
1995 Yate Town Crest |
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| Yate wanted the town crest to enhance the square in the middle of a new shopping development. More a piece of sculpture than a mural, this stood 12’ tall and was made up in both ceramic and forged iron. Click here for more information |
1997 Unusual History of Bristol |
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| The panels were commissioned by a Friendly Society for their new offices in central Bristol. A series of arches ran around the face of the building, some of which were blind but others were filled with different aspects of the city’s history. There were also several small panels showing products imported into Bristol Docks during past times. Click here for more information |
2010 The Poynton Mural |
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| This mural is commissioned by Waitrose and is currently in progress. The mural depicts farming, mining, farm houses, cottages and a wholesome basket of produce. This is the first mural we have documented in film and so far 20 short films have been added to our YouTube site. A special page on how we are making this mural will appear shortly. Click here for more information |
