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| Multitude: A large group of figures. Inspired by Antony Gormley's "Field for Britain" - but re-interpreted. His figures are basically identical to each other. Our clay figures were all different within a range, we had male and female figures. This project used 10 tons of clay. |  |
| Menagerie: I built a basic ark/boat shape and we filled it with thousands of clay animals. Figures varied in size from very small to about 60cm wide. You can also see the working drawings on this site. This project used 12 tons of clay. |  |
| Exodus: Also known as multitude 2. This was a long line of marching figures each carrying a flag on a pole. 10 tons of clay and nearly a mile of red ribbons was used for this project. Page is here |
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| City: Illustrated on this page. Large clay city, group project for Greenbelt Arts Festival. 10,000 clay buildings (very approx!), two railways. Set up in four days. Destroyed by torrential rain on the last day. Used 10 tons of clay and two tons of bricks. |  |