The paintings that I created in Holland are now showing in a restaurant located in south London.
welcome to visit them~
address: 164 Addington Road South Croydon CR2 8LB
Restaurant Name: Yaalu Yalu
just found one artist combining taxidermy with objects like guns and company logo, to raise the awareness of endangered animals (or animals killing). By hunting, or by company like McDonald and handbag company…etc. as I stil reading his works, I cannot give any judgement at the moment…but they are impressive for sure.
obviously…hunt for horns~
hunt for food, for fashion?!
pictures all from the artist’s website:
Filed under Endangered Animals Artwork, Inspiration from artists
And I keep searching for artist I could visit,
Arran Gregory, graduated from Chelsea, I found his work in Facebook before, is a bit similar to mine but yea of course, he got his own style and material already; and I still finding~ hope I could have a chance to visit his working place~
for my reference, this page keep showing interesting animals arts, photos, facts…..etc
http://twistedsifter.com/category/animals
ref again,
japanese sculptor with special materials for animal sculpture:
Oscar asked us to find a studio, visit it and present on 6 Nov, as there is limitation in time, I am finding artist or studio base in London
here I emailed to Kendra but response disappointed me.
going to find another one….Ben Long, he is also one of my research paper’s content.
at the same time when I was searching on google, found another interesting animal sculptor, he collecting and using scrap metal to make sculptures. and some products as well~Robert Jefferson Travis Pond, Portland base artist.
Filed under Cheer up! Artist!, Inspiration from artists
Recently trying to use the clay for my structural animal form. different units were used, to make rhino, tiger and eagle’s head. What I am using now is just earthenware. Asked and searched for the clay, better use stoneware which is harder, or try the  Crank, which is kind of stoneware, with bigger particle inside, that’s suitable for sculptures. Rhino was fired, seems good, only a one or 2 joints cracked while the tiger was damaged before firing, the joints not really well. The eagle looks good waiting to be dried out and fire.
for rhino, using bars, it blends easily under pressure. That could be a different style but looks good as well. If go on developing this style, all bars should be blended.
tiger by different polygons, 3-sides or 4-sided randomly. the polygon-clay was wait for a day to be drier. otherwise that is difficult to maintain the shape. off cut wood used for support. However, experts like Billy and Amanda suggested me to use newspaper next time; 1) clay will strink when dry, wooden pieces would make it crack while newspaper is flexible. 2) newspaper could be fired together and burnt out afterwards while wood is not a good idea to go together. Finally I was really careless when moving the tiger to fire…..damaged the base but will fire it though. Thus when I begin to make next time, better use a piece of newspaper under it so that easier to move.
after the two works…..this time making a bald eagle’s head is better. clay is harder and more patient into the work.