Atlas Beetle the size of a dog for above the bed. Wingspan of about 6 feet. All cut paper and glue

It called ‘Stinking rotten lying Evangelical pig’ he’s 5 ft tall, standing on the Bible with a bag of money giving an Eff you!

I created this in short notice a few years ago for Jack White, I only had two weeks, it had to be fireproof,strong enough to go on tour, have a hollow head for microphone placement. It’s based on an old timey plaster figure he owns, there was no scanning, no 3D printing, all created very quickly by hand.

He took it on tour all over the world, now resides in his house.

The sculpting is finally complete! The only step left before firing is to hollow out the piece. I'm going to give firing it a try, so fingers crossed everything goes well!

For now, the sculpture is finished. Time to get it ready for the kiln!

I made this sculpture using papier-mâché and painted it with acrylics. I experimented with textures and shades of blue and purple to give it an underwater, almost alien look.

I like making teeth 😂

.

A bust I’m currently sculpting without using any references. My initial idea was simply to create a head looking upward, with an ambiguous expression of ecstasy.

I ended up developing it intuitively, without following any particular model or artwork.

I still need to refine the eyes, finish the ears (and maybe adjust their position a little, I’m not sure yet), and work a bit more on the mouth. I’m also debating whether to add hair or leave it as it is.

What do you all think?

A family approached me with an unusual and deeply touching request.
They had lost their little companion, who had been part of their lives for many years. They wanted something more than a memorial — something that would keep the warmth of their love alive.
This became a very special sculpture for me. I created a white metal angel lamp with a personal engraving, hoping its gentle light would bring them comfort.
While creating it, I kept thinking about something…
Perhaps we don’t truly lose those we love. We only lose the ability to hold them close.
And maybe that’s what this angel represents. A light that cannot erase the darkness of loss, but reminds us that love never really disappears. 🤍

50*50

"O,Sailor"

2026

Fiberglass

SaifShek

Public artwork outside Capital Tower in Singapore. Coloured glass sculptures integrated with a fountain.