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Sculptor
Can We Save Our Oceans?
My Work
Baby elephants doing yoga commissioned for Elefund calendar 2020 out now to raise £ for charity Elephants for Africa
Bulls
Vulture sculpture
Baby rhinos
2016
Work
Lorien works from her home in London, her work ranges from pangolins to people and everything in between. Working primarily from photos in stoneware clay she takes commissions and is currently working on a dachsund, a staffie and a pug!
Lorien at work sculpting
Sir Henry- Irish Cob
Commissions- dogs/pets/people...
Given a brief in terms of size, relief, plaque or bust and some photos of the subject and pay a deposit for Lorien to get to the first stage then if you're happy with the work pre-kiln she will go on to fire and glaze....
'Fly' collie awaiting firing
'Billy' Staffie
'Thomas' lurcher
Crystal Palace supporter- Yorkie
'Poppy' Labradoodle
Conservation
Waterhole
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Disappearing fast
Priceless
Climate Change, Reversed
Busts
Marcus
Ruban
Dick and James- civil wedding
Bio
Contact
BIO
Lorien grew up in Leicester and studied Fine Art at Sheffield where she gained a BA(hons) before moving to London where she is now living.
She discovered her passion for all things clay after 15 years art directing in film and then another 15 raising a family.
Introduced to sculpting animals in clay at Southwark adult Education college she was nominated Wildlife artist of the year in 2016 after only two years as a practising sculptor and exhibited at the Mall Galleries with her piece 'Gentle Giant' which embraced her other passion... conservation.
She is committed to donating a % of any earnings from her wildlife sculptures to relevant charities and is collaborating with the charity Elephants for Africa with her series of baby elephants doing yoga, which will result in a 2020 Calendar.
Not confined to wildlife however, she has also taken up portrait sculptures, both human and animal, Working as she does mostly from photos this allows her to recreate loved ones both living and passed.
'Sculpting is my yoga, it's how I zone out. Put a lump of cold clay in front of me and to transform it into something living and warm that resonates with people? I cant think of anything I'd rather be doing.'
Gentle Giant
Wildlife Artist of the year 2016
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