Create, Create, Create!
Here’s some of the things I make. Some from scratch. Some from recyled parts. But all based on something very special: an idea. As long as I’m creating something I’m happy. I’m as happy in the workshop physically building an idea, as I am in front of a computer crafting one. Model making, lutherie, electronics, engineering, are all important aspects of creativity. For a creative person to not want to explore these things and broaden their knowledge and skill base would be crazy. I’m not that yet! I hope you enjoy my collection of creations.
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- 001 acoustic C.1999
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- Thumbs up!
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- Splice the mainbrace!
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- Fiddly and fun to make from scraps on the workbench.
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- Inspired by the great aquarium art director Takashi Amano
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- Fish Tank Art Direction
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- Made from recycled Les Paul guitar body.
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- A brace of Mojo.
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- Handmade from sustainable English sycamore
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- Handmade from sustainable English Yew
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- Handmade from the finest broken furniture and old floorboards!
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- Built from recycled parts. And covered in sparkly vinyl.
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- Built in digital effects.
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- Zoom 505 effects pedal built in!
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- Replacement linkage for Yamaha outboard motor!
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- My acoustic guitar.
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- Fimo is an amazing material to work with!
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- Creepy barbie art!
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- Another creepy Barbie sculpture!
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- With built in distortion and digital delay effects – or how to be even more creative with your guitar playing.
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- Ultra slim bass made from recycled school desk.
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- And I mean ultra-slim!
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- Slim bass headstock.
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- Built from an old shop dummy.
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- A shop dummy you can play!
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- Plans for Mojo Amp Head.
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- Ready for the guts to be added.
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- Innards fitted.
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- Time to get it down to the studio!
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- Plinth made from recycled solid oak.
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- Yep – it actually works!
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- Based on actual indigenous Hawaian species.
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- A dinner plate is just another blank canvas to explore.
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- Mojo Amp – Complete and ready to rock!
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- Jules Verne Mic – made from a sprinkler head and fuel injector casing!
