Friday 4 November 2016

Kingfisher Flight Sculpture

Progress of the making of the Kingfisher in Flight sculpture by Sculptress JOEL



Research into form and sizes of the Kingfisher 
Alcedo atthis


Study of the wing measurements























Basic frame

Development of support for wings, tail and beak


First clay  basic shape of body




Side view development of profile

Enjoy the

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Making of the Kingfisher Flight Sculpture

 on You Tube   Sculptress JOEL



Tuesday 18 October 2016

Kingfisher Flight

Inspired by the flash of beauty that is the Kingfisher - the Kingfisher in Flight Sculpture project has started to gather momentum.

Kingfisher by Andreas Trepte

Thanks to the fabulous images taken by so many photographers who kindly Tweet and share, Joel will start to make the armature to be the Kingfisher in Flight sculpture.

Accurate life sized details and reference to those studying this iconic bird.... the project unfolds.

If you have images of kingfishers  (Alcedo atthis) in flight please contract Joel via  artanew@hotmail.com

Friday 20 November 2015

Shout out for images of Apus Apus the Swift

If you have images of the Swift in flight, and particularly breeding birds landing  - please do contact the Sculptress JOEL to help her in her research to achieve a close likeness for the new statues.

If you are happy for the images to be placed on the web, your images will be attributed when used (unless you prefer anonymity).
Thank you


The first of the sculpture portraits of Swifts (Apus Apus) in flight have been made and cast. The next pose will be of the bird landing.

The first Bronze Swifts have already begun to raise awareness of the need to help save and conserve this bird.

Saturday 19 July 2014

Bird Sculpture

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The Sculptress JOEL is famous for detailed portraits of people and animals,  and makes bird sculptures with all the attention to the accuracy for different species.

She is starting to make new sculptures and statues of birds to highlight the need for nature conservation and the new project  is seeking support to celebrate  and save the Swift  - Apus Apus - the astonishing bird of northern summer skies famous for  only landing to raise their young.


Photo by  Paweł Kuźniar


Many of her bird sculptures are suitable for  gifts, table top sized, as well as  large designs for gardens and other open spaces and life sized sculptures of certain varieties.

 These make spectacular features for gardens and  courtyards.

If you  would like to help support the new Swift project or would like to commission a particular design or type,  contact the Sculptress JOEL at the Tenon Studio.

Thursday 15 May 2014

More Bronze Swallows on the Wing!

The beautiful depiction of Swallows in flight by the Sculptress JOEL has now been formed into a dramatic statue of five of these lovely birds in flight together.



Selected for  the Sculpture Park at Churt, UK

You can see the different wing positions - JOEL is currently working on a Swallow sculpture with  the iconic 'wing tip - back' seen only in this species.

 Your own Bird Sculpture could be made for you bespoke
 
Other Bird Sculptures are now available from the online GALLERY

Thursday 19 September 2013

Swallows in Bronze

Celebrating the icon of Summertime for many nations - Flight of Joy is one example of the new Swallow sculpture by the Sculptress JOEL.





Coming soon another member of the Swallow flock for people to enjoy.
This sculpture makes an outstanding feature for both indoors and outside.

Tuesday 8 June 2010

Little Owl Sculpture Commission

JOEL with her research  to make the Little Owl sculpture commissioned for The Peter Smith Trust an independent environmental charity 


Visits to the nearby Rutland and Owl Centre allows close up study
months of hard work and the Bronze is attracting great responses at the Game Fair and  Bird Fair

  
Look carefully round the rear of the post and there are nine different invertebrates to discover....be quick as edition number two only has eight, three has only seven........