I’m typically averse to sharing studio photos of sculptures in progress because the requisite interminable gestation phase (2-6 months) is called “the ugly stage” for a reason. But if I photo-shop the bejeezus out of it veiling the flayed skin, eviscerated viscera and surface scars for a warm minute, well then:

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Acrobat, bronze by Dave Stevenson

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Octeryx is still in the “womb”, but already growling, scratching and clawing to get out. Measuring over six feet in length, Octeryx is poised to become one of my largest ever prototypes. (When creating new work, my typical working scale is 2-4 feet). This latest piece shares the menacing, alien/sea creature-like characteristics exemplified by my Raptor, Monarch & Crush sculptures.

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