A shoe tree becomes a stork.

We are making some small sculptures as perks for our crowdfunding bid to create a Bird Henge.

Open Day at Magdalen Farm Dorset

 Magdalen the organic eco farm in Dorset had its Spring Open Day. Lots of families came to see lambs, piglets and calves. Anthony delivered another Scraptorzoic creature (above) to add to the Scraporzoic humanoids already in place in the wooded ravine (below).

Bird Henge

We are working hard preparing our next project - Bird Henge with giant Wiltshire birds in the Scraptors' sculpturemad garden. This shows Fergus the Great Bustard against an early 19th century print of Stonehenge. The bustard will be one of the birds depicted.

Lady Scraptor, Baby and Pet

 Pleasant spring day - at last - to make Lady Scraptor, Baby and Pet. Her ladyship's head was squashed bucket found in a wood.

The Scraptors' Sculpturemad Garden

 Scenes from the Scraptors' Sculpturemad Garden. Above when the gorse flowers, this looks like a yellow monster with a green head. Below work by the Scraptors, a combination of sculpture and mural.

Fork Man

                                             
                                               Not by us but in our spirit. In a friend's garden.

Cut up toothpaste tubes make good wings

 We made some small Scraptorzoic birds today as perks for launch soon of our crowdfunding campaign to build a Bird Henge in our sculpturemad garden. Afterwards Paul and Rachel had to conrol a rampant oversexed ram in their field.

Easter Bonnets by the Scraptors

 We can't resist car bonnets. Above a Monster in the sculpturemad garden on the first proper spring day. Immediately below a bonnet decorated by Paul in the same  garden and below that a bonnet in Paul's vegetable garden. Last one below a piece by Anthony outside Langford Car Spares outside Shaftesbury in Dorset made with the bonnet of a Citroen Deux Chevaux.

The Throne of Weapons in the British Museum made from decommissioned weapons after the end of the civil  war in Mozambiquein 1992  by Cristovo Canhavato.

The sculpturemad garden of the Scraptors

This is our Youtube film of Anthony's two acre sculpturemad garden which has collaborative work by Anthony Wilson, Paul Boswell and Rachel Macleay. At the back of the garden is a forty feet long fence combining 3D  pieces and painted murals. Sheds and a double garage have murals and fixed sculpture. Hedges have become giant sculptures. The garden is always evolving and we are planning a Bird Henge which will be visible from a public path. Stonehenge is not far away and we will feature Wiltshire birds.