Museum Sculpting

Museum study skins and alcohol preserve specimens are sourced and researched when producing models or sculptures. Sketches are made and scale models are produce in clay.
Relevant plastics are then tested to achieve life like effects of flesh, either translucent as in marine life or opaque as in some terrestrial animals.

List of projects:

•  Giant Red Back Spider: Queensland Museum, 1992, Paul Stumkat, Karen Mickan, Steve Newlands

•  Fish and marine models for Couran Cove Resort: Gold Coast 2001

•  Sea shore bird models for Moreton Island Interpretation Centre: Queensland National Parks (2002)

•  Green Turtle in resin water: Private client Sydney (2003)

• Kronosaurus donations box, www.kronosauruskorner.com