I like to make things, I always have. 

​I grew up on 70's and 80's TV shows and Movies, where everything was "practical", not a CGI shot to be seen.
How can I do that? I wondered.
I went to Art College to figure things out and after 2 years of drawing, painting, and sculpting I decided "making" is what I was good at so went to another college to study Model Making and Design.  
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While there I built up my portfolio and got freelance work building props and models for TV commercials, stage shows, exhibitions and the like. 

​I still work in the movie and TV industry, but now in computer animation. In my spare time, I continue to make "physical" things, here's a list of some of the things I've made over the years:
  • Funny puppets, scary puppets, stop motion puppets, animatronic puppets.
  • Drones, designing and building before it was cool.
  • The insides of chickens in the form of armatures for the movie Chicken Run.
  • Martins, both big and small for the movie Mars Attacks.  
  • Bass Guitars, weird sculptures, and 3D paintings.  
  • Movie sets, stage sets, and exhibitions. 
  • I've sculpted more Chevron cars than I have fingers for the Chevron with Techron.
  • A monk that watches you as you walk past, that was to sell phones?
  • Oh and a flying Delorean...
Got a question? Email me at puppeteersworkshop@gmail.com
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