Karen Fawcett Ceramics

By bluestone gallery updated about 8 years ago.

Karen fawcett ceramics.

The karen fawcett studios are committed to creating lifelike sculptures using the british countryside as their inspiration. We aim to capture not just the look but also the spirit or personality of the subject which makes it appear much more alive. The nuthatch is a plump bird about the size of a great tit that resembles a small woodpecker. An91003fawcett transparent gif category an91003fawcett jpg an91003fawcett 1 jpg lapwing pair male and female by karen fawcett lapwing pair male and female by karen fawcett lapwing pair male and female by karen fawcett 29500 29500 0 0 000000000000000e 000.

They are hand crafted and finished to a very high level of detail each piece is therefore individual and unique. Typically they live in small family groups but some arctic foxes are known to be solitary. It breeds in central and southern england and in wales and is resident with birds seldom travelling far from the woods where they hatch. At the karen fawcett studios we are committed to creating lifelike sculptures using the british countryside as our inspiration.

It is blue grey above and whitish below with chestnut on its sides and under its tail. Unlike many canids foxes are not always pack animals. In the wild the typical lifespan of a fox is one to three years although individuals may live up to ten years. Each piece is hand crafted and finished to a very high level of detail.

Karen creates the most amazingly lifelike ceramic birds and animals. It has a black stripe on its head a long black pointed bill and short legs. At karen fawcett studios sculpting from nature we pride ourselves on creating excellent ceramic sculptures of british wildlife including birds mammals reptiles and more specialising in ceramic sculptures of british wildlife including birds prey birds animals amphibians and things you find in. Foxes are omnivores with a diet largely made up of invertebrates such as insects and small vertebrates such as reptiles and birds.

She works from hundreds of photos that she takes herself and then concentrates on not just getting the anatomical features right but on capturing expression and stance.