Architectural relief specialists

John McKenna leads a collaborative group of artists, designers and sculptors working in a variety of media on public art commissions for councils, local authorities and corporate bodies. His own artwork includes large public works, and portrait sculptures and smaller pieces for private clients. Materials used include cast bronze and aluminium

Sculptor who works in a variety of media including slate, aluminium, lead, cast concrete and timber. Recent works have been completed for local government, architects, housing organisations and private patrons. Several of his commissions have involved workshops with local school children

Enjoys an international reputation as a maker of portrait and abstract sculpture, with works on display in the UK, USA and Australia. She is particularly experienced with mobile sculpture, utilising water, gravity and wind. Studio visits can be arranged, and a DVD is available. Recently completed a portrait of HM the Queen

CDE offers a service encompassing conception, design and fabrication of public and community art. Chris Campbell has experience in public art and sculpture using metal, wood, stone and new technology. Engineers, welders, paint sprayers and apprentices are all part of the design and production team. Work often involves artists, the local community

Designs and makes high quality, hand-crafted pieces of art. Pieces range from small functional items to large, site-specific sculptures and installations for public spaces. The company works closely with designers, architects, contractors, public groups and community artists. Privately commissioned sculpture is also undertaken

Works as a freelance sculptor carver and letter-cutter creating complex pieces from various types of stone. Creative ideas are taken from life situations leading to personal interpretations which are inspired by the complexity and magnificence of natures design. Produces unusual and abstract sculptures by developing skills and techniques for all

Specialises in stone, marble and bronze sculpture for private and public landscapes and gardens. As well as undertaking individual commissions, the studio offers a portfolio of statuary, including limited edition pieces that are based on the works of renowned Classical sculptors. Themes include classical art, literature, history and mythology, as

Uses a wide variety of materials including steel, stainless steel, aluminium, wood, plastics, fibre optics and neon to create sculpture for the landscape and for city environments. Natural and artificial light play an important part in her work, which is generally on a large scale. The themes are abstractions from nature with reference to wind and

Professional public artist offering murals for exterior and interior sites and fine hand-crafted mosaics for floors and walls. Murals are produced in Keim mineral paints, artists acrylics, enamel, buon fresco or on-glaze colours, and can be painted on cement render, plaster, paper, MDF panels, canvas, metal or glazed tile. Mosaics are produced in

Hans Ullrich has over 30 years of experience in working with ceramics and undertakes commissions on an individual basis or as part of Artists Working To Commission. Handmade glazed and unglazed tiles are used to create installations which range from a single shaped tile set into a wall to large scale composite murals using interlocking and

The Carving Workshop is a team of artists and craftsmen providing a carving, casting and consulting service for sculptors, architects and designers. The company has wide experience of collaborative work with artists and architects but also as a design company in its own right. Projects range from letter carving, busts and restoration work to

Designs and sculpts monumental and small scale figurative and contemporary sculpture. Works include Kids being Kids railings, Kennet District Council; Up to the Line life-size bronze horse, Redrow developers, Windsor; Evocation of Speed, Epsom town centre; and Rebellion, City of London

Predominantly produces large scale abstract sculptures in bronze and stainless steel, often incorporating water. Has also undertaken murals, screen walls and retaining walls in precast concrete. Recent projects have included large stainless steel sculptures at The Aldermanbury, Bradford, FI Group Scottish HQ, Edinburgh, N & N University Hospital

Works principally in the figurative tradition. His sculptures enhance both interiors and exteriors and are particularly sympathetic to the landscape and urban development. Recent projects have included: a 10ft high bronze for Jersey Airport, a life-size bronze for Hampshire Fire & Rescue Service HQ, and a series of eight dancers for P&O cruise

Specialising in painted textiles and 3D inflated PVC works, Maddi Nicholson produces challenging artworks for diverse situations nationwide. Works range from paintings on articulated lorries for Visual Arts UK, to a soft play environment produced in collaboration with a specialist manufacturer for Prudhoe Water World in Northumberland