"Cosmic Consumer"

Cosmic Consumer handling of a shopping bag—polyurethane resin paint —These where Inspired by  piece of stencil art. I thought that  I could make a twist to the design, by making figurines which you could optionally unpackage and personalise e.g. necklace earings.

"Hellboy Kroenen Mask"

Kroenen Replica Mask—polyurethane and polyester resin, acrylic smokey discs, spray paint—made because of my love of the character Karl Ruprecht Kroenen from the film Hellboy. This is 1:1 scale so it is perfectly wearable for a range of head sizes due to the the adjustable straps on the back. Perfect for Halloween, fancy dress and Comic-Con. I have created the masks in a choice of three colours; the first being the original as seen in the film and the two others as a personal choice going down the route of a dieselpunk theme. Revamp

"Focus Hat - T.W. ASYLUM"

 Focus Hat —calico, polyester and polyurethane resin, clear acrylic discs—the story behind this was that the nurses working at the asylum had constructed this to "help" the patients focus on tasks. Years later it was found in the supply closet of the derelict asylum. This is 1:1 scale and can be worn for fancy dress and Halloween. It features a hollow mouth piece that has been slush casted and dremeled so that a tube could be inserted and the patient could be fed and hydrated. Furthermore, it could be used as a lamp shade with the appropriate wire supports.

"Diesel/Steampunk Spectacles"

Scratch Build—polyurethane resin, acrylic smokey discs, steal strip from windscreen wiper—the main reason for creating these was so that unlike the usual band on goggles, there would be no interference with my hair. If you look closely you'll find that the eye pieces are the same as the ones used on the Focus Hat but in reverse.

"Disaster Housing"

Disaster Housing—ticket card, graph paper—I wanted it to represent the reverse of a architect process. Design in reverse, where the architect would be most likely be deceased before they witness their structure decay and get neglected.

"Old War Gauntlet"

Old War Gauntlet—thermo plastic, old toys, guttering, card, cardboard, miscellaneous components—It is fitted with a timer circuit from an iron man toy which I've modified just for LED output. If you look closely there is two switches. every time you press the switch it comes out with a different light sequence as if its partially broken. Which I love. As I was creating this I imagined this was Made As a crazy weapon for the war effort what had been dismissed. Which later was found in a derelict shed left there from WWII.

"HAHA Faces"

  Ha Ha Faces—spray paint, acrylic, oil, Papier-mâché—I wanted to make it seem like an element from a fun fair ride that has been left to rot on the roadside. As a bonus you can strategically place it in the dark for a fright.

"Space Gun Variations"

"Variety"

"Blotched"

"One Alive"

"Polka Dot Zombie"

"A live"

"Barber Shop"

Space Gun Variations—poster paint, felt tips—basically this came to be because I don't have a printer or wanted to do any more Photoshop. But I still wanted to get ideas down visually  (I wanted to feel the paint) so I opted to create some prints.

"Element Cans" - "Spent Uranium"

 Element Cans—300ml—made with a sense of order. There are endless possible variations you could visualise them in, from being stacked in a supermarket to being carelessly dented. I feel they would make an impact as a street installation, causing people to be bemused as to why they exist.

 Spent Uranium—150ml—an idea prior to the Element Cans to see how they would come out.

"Radi Decay"

Radi Decay—9.7.12—50 x 60cm canvas—acrylic, oil, spray paint—a follow up to the Radi series.

"Personal Graveyard"

Graveyard—plaster of Paris, MDF, various materials for outside looking texture and acrylic paint—this was done quite a while ago (assisted by Liv) because of my wanting of a miniature graveyard, plus it doubles up as a Photoshop set with aid from a tilt shift camera. I originally designed the graves to be filled in with soil alternative, but for practicality I made soil plugs for quick access to the miniature coffins.

"Oxidised Undead"

1.7.12—Spray paint, Oil paint—an apocalypse inspired installation piece—Fun with cardboard.

"The Depleter - *Obsolete*"

The Depleter - *Obsolete*—sci-fi ornament with added optical point of interest, plus the switch forms a bit of interaction with the art.