Wire bunnies? .. Wired bunnies? .. Weird bunnies!

Sculpting with wire is very fun – wether it’s lamps or sculptures of some creatures animals. It’s probably a memory of my activities years ago as a gold- and silbersmith that keeps me getting back to this material on an almost regular basis.

I work with two kinds of steal wire: This simple wire they have on construction sites to string wooden boards together for formwork I use for drawing the lines and combine them with a really thin Jeweler’s binding wire.

This time I started out with a bunny-girl that’s more or less two dimensional, with some patience you can get her to stand on her own, so there is a little hint of a third dimension, not very much of a depth though.

So, for the second one I wanted to make sure he is easier to handle and created this 3D sitting rabbit.

Decorative lampshade out of wire

A wire sculpture made its way into a decorative, yet functional lampshade. Playing around with a 3-dimensional wire structure, its shapes and shadows, adding on some garlands of recycled fabric and a few colourful African glass beads, I ended up with an original lamp. The interaction of light and shadow is an important effect that’s fun to experiment with.

If you are interested in the project, or if would like to have one commissioned – get in touch with me!

HO HO HO: Very original and arty christmas-presents!

Original art makes an original and perfect christmas gift!

Why not surprise your loved ones with art? Like the idea? What about an affordable and original artwork for your own or a friend’s home? My art inspires children who dream and adults who have imagination. The pieces make a great decoration and add a positive and personal touch to your home, it is so important to stay optimistic and smile in these times!

Visit my Etsy-shop for details, click here to have a look around!

If you prefer an artwork you’ve seen on this site and it is not on Etsy, don’t worry, just drop me an e-mail, I am happy to get back to you 😊.

Thanks for your visit, have a great week and stay safe and sound!

Bunny drawings

A little series of rabbit drawings and collages from my sketchbook. I used pieces of coloured magazines, watercolour, crayons and ink on brown kraft paper. Maybe these illustrations one day will be the inspiration for a bigger painting? Let‘s see….

mixed media  drawing with rabbits
Abstract picnic with rabbits
drawing with bunnies
Do carrots fly? It depends on the pilot…
sketckbook bunny drawing
Alice: “How long is forever?”
White Rabbit: “Sometimes, just one second.”

The Jolly Rosie says: Wear your mask, even if it‘s awkward.

The transition to the new normal here in Spain coincided with the arrival of summer with warm temperatures… so today I was sewing summer masks – lighter and more breathable than the result of my first attempt of selfmade facemasks- and the Picard had to go on them of course!

Dog and flower pirates
Picardy pirate dog
The Jolly Rosie, garden pirate
my Picard and I

More doggy friends

I found some more dog breeds to paint during our lockdown, they are all done with these nice acrylic markers by #neuland, I discovered recently. They are real fun to paint with!

Thyson, a playful Lab
Ghurka, a pretty Rhodesian
Bobtail lady
Cao da serra de Aires, my sister‘s sweet Lotta

Dog portraits

Due to lockdown in Spain, there are no dog classes, and we miss them really, Lou and I… so, just to stay a little tuned, here some portraits of Lou’s classmates.

Tim, labrador, best-in-class obedience star
Thor, innocent and sweet Bully
Orion, Beauceron, the prodigy
Ariel, Lab, the nervous princess
and of course Lou, my absolute favorite! 🥰

Wire garden house

A house made of black iron wire goes into the garden as a wall sculpture. A 3-dimensional drawing with wire doing the lines. Check out the pics to see what’s going on at each of the 4 stories…

the 3 upper floors

lady welcomes you on the ground floor

birdy lives on the 1st floor which a 2 wing door

2nd floor has a round window that frames the view

swinging bird on the 3rd floor, with an open window

drawing lines in the garden

Mask hacks, Africa meets Europe

African art with a european touch…. I got some african masks that where imported to sell, but it came out, they might have termites in them, so they could not be sold and should not be inside a house.  A good opportunity for me to play around and do some twists on them… 


whoohoo, I got a fringe! Hack with a brush.

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