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About Our Wildlife Sculptures
Wild animals are sculpted differently from domestic ones, and the reason is behaviour. A dog or a cat is shown at rest because that is how we see them; a stag, a heron or a big cat is shown alert, mid-stride or about to move, because that is the only way most people ever encounter them. Tension is the subject.
That makes anatomy matter more than with almost anything else we make. A stag's weight has to sit correctly through four thin legs, a bird's wings have to look capable of lifting it, and a big cat's shoulder has to read as muscle rather than volume. Cast bronze does most of the work for that reason, with marble and fibreglass behind it.
Deer and stags are the largest group, followed by birds, big cats, bears and hares. Browse the wider subject in animal sculptures and statues, the bronze work in bronze animal sculptures and the bears in bear sculptures.
Most of the collection is made for outdoors, and wildlife suits a planted setting better than an open lawn, since these are animals seen at the edge of woodland rather than in the middle of a field. A stag half-glimpsed through planting does considerably more than one standing in the open. See garden statues and life size and large statues.
Every wildlife sculpture we make is cast, carved or moulded to order by our artists, designed in Birmingham and made in our worldwide studios. Standard production takes around three to four weeks, and we offer free worldwide shipping. Get in touch to commission a particular species or pose.
FAQs
Which species do you make?
Deer and stags are the largest group, followed by birds, big cats, bears and hares. Beyond those we can commission most species, generally in cast bronze for naturalism.
Where should a wildlife sculpture be sited?
In or near planting rather than the middle of a lawn. These are animals seen at the edge of woodland, and a stag half-glimpsed through a hedge or between trees does far more than one standing in the open.
Why is so much of it bronze?
Anatomy and strength. Wild animals are usually shown alert or mid-stride, which puts weight through thin legs and extended limbs. Bronze is the only material we work in with the tensile strength to hold those poses.
Can they stay outdoors all year?
The bronze, marble and stone pieces can, and most of the collection is made for exactly that. Fibreglass wildlife should be kept under cover or indoors.
How large are they?
Many are at or near life size, which for a red deer stag is around 180cm at the antler tips and for a heron around 100cm. Life size is generally the right choice, since the scale is part of the recognition.
How are they made, and how long do they take?
Every piece is cast, carved or moulded by hand to order by our artists, designed in Birmingham and made in our worldwide studios. Standard production takes around three to four weeks, and we offer free worldwide shipping.
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