It never rains but pours, after working on a big project in Ireland for a week with Colin Myles I'm straight back from Dublin and have been weaving all night for another project for Tuesday with David Crofts, first of the pictures;

Looks like you are doing the cows request?

Pam
xx

It's like a production line here with David, Mickal and myself. Did 5 hours last night and 4 hours today so far, will add pictures later as we progress.

All finished and bagged up ready for a 7 O'clock pick up in the morning, one 10 ft cow and sixteen 3ft cows.

Did you take a photo of the finished herd?

I have loads of pictures but it's been so busy this past ten days that I have just not had any time to re-size and upload them.
Hoping to get a bit of time now things are finally all sorted and slowing down, well I do have a show tomorrow, two on Sat and then we are off Sat night to the Bristol day of Magic for the Sunday and then the Tom Bibo lecture at the care & share day on the Monday.
Here are the pictures from making the sculptures Sunday night and all day Monday although David also spent all day Saturday and Sunday working on the sculptures. We had a 12 hour day on set waiting for the filming but the food was good.

The large 10ft cow was made in seven sections and then all put together;

The whole house was full of cows, we could not moooooove (he he)

The cows were built to clients specification;

David giving Bill some food;

All finished Sunday night and ready for a 7 am pick up his morning;

On set, David made two sets of legs on Sunday as the client wanted the round balloons as they made for a contrast of texture.
Luckily we got them to change over to the more sturdier and in keeping with the sculpture set which helped with keeping Bill the cow upright for filming.
A few more changes happened, all the udder teets went, horns and tuft of hair.

Bill all set and ready to go;

Last few from the day;

They look fabulous Graham!  Are you able to say what they were doing with them?
I'm all curious now!!
Lisa