Shanna
Your work is so incredible and I am enjoying reading your blog. I wish you much success and many commissions!
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Jonathan Hateley Sculpture
http://jonathanhateleysculpture.blogspot.com/
This is the blog of UK sculptor Jonathan Hateley. My sculpture is produced in bronze and resin bronze casts that are suitable for indoors, outdoor public art and the garden. I am able to take on the design and sculpting of private commissions and public art.
I have sculpted for many years in TV, film and Theatre, mainly at model-making and effects companies as well as a four year job at the English National Opera.
Now though, most of my time is spent in a barn on a farm creating sculptures I choose to create and revealing them to the public through art galleries and exhibitions.
My work is generally representational, both of the human figure, wildlife and other aspects of nature, though these can often be the basis for abstract shapes. My work is in constant development.
I hope my blog will give some insight into life as a sculptor, or at least my life as a sculptor, and create an interest in the work I produce.
- Added on: Mar 30th, 2009
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Author: Jonathan Hateley
- Listed in: Sculpture Arts
- Tags: sculpture animals wildlife sculptor bronze bronze resin
Recent Posts
\'Seasons\'
Now and again I will write a little something about the sculptures I have made and exhibited in the past.'Seasons' was made a couple of years ago and came about as a result of the environment from which this blog gets its name.Working on a farm has ...
Finished Clay!
This post is just to show the finished clay sculpt of the Labrador I mentioned in the previous post.Except for one slightly concerning evening, when I had altered the sculpt following a viewing by the client, this sculpt has gone very smoothly. The c...
Casting Frustration!
Life in my barn at the moment, tends to be a little frustrating as I long to sculpt new work, or work on a current commission to sculpt a lovely Labrador dogs head, but the process of casting throughout the year has taken up so much of my time. This ...
Best layed plans...
Its been quite a while since my last post on here which, given the way I started, with the work-in- progress development of my 'shell sculpt', leaves the blog with an unresolved feeling to it. This I plan to remedy here and in so doing illustrate how...
Why do I Sculpt?
I have titled this post 'Why do I sculpt?' as a question to myself in order, to in some way, find a way of answering the question as I write this. It is a question I feel I need to answer for myself as over time doubts have surfaced about this thing...
Mating in the studio?
While working with the smell of resin fumes and a growing layer of resin dust on the floor of my studio, I looked out side to view the good weather, with the sun shining in through my door. As I did so I noticed movement approaching the foot of my do...
Hey man i really like that your into sculpting im into woodworking my self but i understand how it feels to have the satisfaction of knowing that u built something with ur own two hands. keep it up.
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