2009 - Lincolnshire, UK
This heraldic family statue of a griffin is in soft lime stone. The griffin is holding a heraldic shield, sitting on a wool sack with a relief carving of a martlet. Katherine also painted the shield to protect the soft stone from weathering.
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Griffin statue
Griffin holding heraldic shield before painting
Painted heraldry
Martlet relief carving
Katherine’s heraldic statues incorporates shields and beasts. She also produces her own figurative sculptures. To help with a realistic carving she studies animal anatomy and produces clay models to copy.
Prestigious contracts and ongoing clients
2013 / ongoing - Kensington Town Hall, The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.
2 x heraldic shields, minature copies of the main sheild. She returns annually to carve each new Lord Mayors' name on the wall.
2007 - Darnley Mausoleum, Kent, UK.
Heraldic coat of arms 1.5 metres high x 3 metres. Comprised of a shield with two griffins, a crown and a motif.
2008 - The London Hippodrome Lion and Unicorn, Leicester Square, London, UK.
2 x 2 metre tall statues. Including miniature book ends given to Lord Salisbury.
Katherine’s welcomes heraldic commissions. They can be large or small. 3 Dimensional sculpture, high relief carving that projects out from the wall or a relief incised carving or outline, (similar to an etching), carved into a wall or on a separate plaque.
She offers creative suggestions, ideas on materials including modelling, design and discussions of stone techniques.
Katherine produces a model of the shield in clay or wax to help her with the stone carving.
She installs her work and welcomes large contracts for which she may engage subcontractors.
For commissions and sales Katherine quotes competitively. Contact Katherine to discuss a commission or contract.