garden ornament – Ellen Cooper Art

A Curiosity of Cats

Focus on Cats

Cats are wonderful creatures with many sides to their character and varieties of shape and colour. My cat sculptures are also varied in character, style and form so here is my collection:

“A Curiosity of Cats”

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Ceramic sculpture in shades of cream of a tall cat sitting by Ellen Cooper — Tall Cat

Ceramic sculpture in shades of cream of a tall cat sitting by Ellen Cooper — The cat who wants the cream!

Porcelain cat sculpture with coloured decoration by Ellen Cooper — Fancy Cat. A porcelain cat decorated with pattern and colour.

Porcelain cat sculpture with coloured decoration by Ellen Cooper — You never feed me!

The cat that got the cream!

Cute Cat

Exotic Shorthair cat sculpture — Round Fat Cat

Exotic Shorthair cat sculpture — Exotic Shorthair Cat

The cat who walks alone. Cat in glossy blue

head of cat sculpture

Bad Cat!

Bad Cat! — The cat who got…??

24 x 25 x 35 cm

bronze resin cat — Bronze Resin Cat

cat — Rolling Cat -sold

Black Cat — Detail

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Rook

Rook

I finally have the perfect mount for my rook sculpture; a piece of marine timber hauled from the River Medway estuary near Chatham Historic Dockyard in Kent. It has been cut to expose rich earthy colours, and wonderful texture. I love the way it has been carved by burrowing sea creatures. From being in the salty water so long it is rock hard.

The rook is sculpted in black and white clays with a touch of glaze giving a glossy sheen. He is sitting comfortably with a full crop and watchful eyes. The clay is stoneware so can be kept inside or out.

The whole sculpture is just over 50cm tall.

rook face — The eye has a glossy glaze

rook — Naturally sculpted timber mount

Rook

Rook left view

Rook

Rook back view — Sold

Rook marine weathered timber stand — This is the most burrowed side

Rook detail — Glaze gives a gloss to the feathers

rook

Rook, right side of face — Rook- for more images and information see blog

Rook ceramic sculpture — Here he is uncooked! The black clay is red before firing.