"Photosynthesis Respirator"

 Photosynthesis Respirator—foam board, miscellaneous items, hardware spray paint—working light switch—Made with the concept of a post apocalyptic world where you have to personally generate oxygen, from bio engineered plant matter to survive.

"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.

"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.

"Space Guns"

 Check out my Etsy Shop if you would like to purchase one—resin, spray paint, acrylic, oil—each of these one of a kind Space Guns are roto-casted in resin and then meticulously modified and painted with the appropriate paints/tools. The materials used are carefully chosen to emphasise the weathering and decay so that each gun is original. The story around the Space Guns are that some kind of space cowboy/time traveller has mislaid a gun on earth. As a result the earths elements have taken their course i.e. weathering, rust.

"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.

"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.

"The Blighter"

 

 The Blighter —a mixture of various paints and techniques— I was trying to get the appeal of a decayed old ray gun, which has been beaten by the elements. I sneaked it into the living room, where it can sit to confuse and interest guests ha.

"Steampunk Goggles"

Obviously not a scratch build, just a quick makeover to create a pair of my very own oh-so-famous steampunk goggles. Previous welding goggles that I have modified to give a sense of the sci-fi/steampunk world—these aren't just an ornament, I actually wear them around, harhar. I also had to enhance the strap for I have a big head.

"Atom Gun Mk.2"

 Atom gun Mk.2

  Atom gun Mk.2 ver 2

 Atom gun Mk.2 ver 3 SOLD

Resin cast —silicone moulding process—dainty little gun a follow up to the Atom Gun. These will be auctioned on eBay soon, aside from Atom gun Mk.2 ver 3 which has already been sold.

"Catching The Lightning (Smell the Ozone)"

Steampunk plasma globe—Nikola Tesla inspired—made from old car ignition coil, capacitor and a light dimmer switch.

"Hazadous Death on the Mind"

Acrylic paint—bio-hazard symbol insert—eight and a bit book pages. The whole thing is about A3, mounted on some lining paper for walls.