Sculptures Inspired by the Wild and the Wonderful

Celebrate the beauty, character and spirit of the animals we love. Discover unique, handmade sculptures inspired by the natural world and the special companions who share our lives.

View Dee’s Previous Artwork

Before the Sculpting

Before discovering her passion for sculpture, Dee’s artistic journey began with painting and drawing wildlife and amphibians, capturing their character, beauty and spirit through pencil, coloured pencil, acrylics and her favourite pre-sculpture medium, soft pastels.

Her eye for detail and expressive style brought her artwork to the attention of others and helped shape the artistic approach she carries into her sculpture today. That same love of colour, texture and fine detail eventually inspired her distinctive technique of hand-painting her fired sculptures, bringing an additional layer of character and individuality to each piece.

Exploring Dee’s Paintings & Pastels

Dee’s earlier artwork is presented in several collections, each revealing a different side of her artistic journey, from her fascination with wildlife to her exploration of the beauty of the human form.

The Beauty in Amphibians is where the journey begins, with a collection of detailed drawings celebrating the remarkable colours, textures and character of these often-overlooked creatures.

Next, The Beauty of the Animal Kingdom brings together Dee’s wider animal artwork, featuring a variety of species, from graceful horses to striking tigers and fascinating reptiles. Each piece reflects her love of animals and her desire to capture their individual character and spirit.

At Brushes Await, Dee shares a little about her continuing love of painting and drawing, the creative ideas she hopes to return to, and what the future may hold for her work beyond sculpture.

Finally, The Beauty of the Human Form offers a more intimate and expressive side of Dee’s art. Through paintings of nude and partially nude female figures, she explores the natural beauty of the body, the grace of the human form, and the interplay between skin, fabric, flowers and rope. These works reflect her interest in contrast, vulnerability, strength and the quiet beauty of the human figure.

Together, these collections offer a glimpse into the different ways Dee sees and interprets the world through art — and the creative journey that eventually led her to sculpture.

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