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Made using foam-coated latex, Fimo, Milliput and recycled wool built on a aluminum wire. This puppet was made to talk.

This tiny set is one of my favorites! The character reading their book is roughly the size of a thumb, and the whole set is made from recycled materials to remain sustainable. Please look at the William Morris wallpaper, so cute :)

These puppets were made for some character animation that I did in first year. They looked pretty chilly so I made sure to wrap them up in some wooly jumpers. They are made using foam-coated latex, Fimo, Milliput and recycled wool built on a aluminum wire. The trousers are recycled cotton.

This little chap is made out of foam-coated latex, Fimo, Milliput and recycled wool built on a aluminum wire. His jumper is made of recycled wool as always, and the face is painted using acrylic paint.

This study of Atari was made in College, but I am still really proud of him. He is made of Fimo, recycled polyester, chalk pastel, recycled wool and some fabric scraps I found in my cupboard. He is of course a study of the wonderful, 'Atari', from the Wes Anderson film, 'Isle of Dogs'.

This little guy is made from pottery, recycled cotton fabric and a recycled piece of garden wire. He is one of my larger sculptures, around 25cm tall, but still animatable!

I am really into Elephant conservation, so I created these sculptures from recycled cardboard, fabric and acrylic paint, as well as porcelyn in order to raise awareness of elephants being murdered for their ivory. I would love to create an Elephant-themed animation in the future.

I love working with clay and plaster. I used to attend a pottery club when I was in College, and the passion for sculpture never quite left. These are made by casting plaster into clay molds where flowers were once pressed in. This process leaves these pretty flower impressions.

Another clay piece! This one also includes some tiny Fimo sculptures and a bit of Paper Mache.