Lindsey Gallacher

This is our new pup called Paddy only 7 weeks old. A Patterdale Terrier and the height of nonsense!

The Capercaillie has finally been attached to it's final resting place! It's taken a lot of trial and error to find the right surface to show off the wire - difficult when the bird is black and so is the wire. One of the monkeys grabbing a bite to eat. They really are the most difficult animals I've drawn as they do not stop for a second!

Just trying out some ideas for framing etc

We stumbled across these recently on a visit home. They were created by school children using the rubbish washed up on Dunnet Beach in Caithness.

This is a brooch made recently that is made of Fine Silver. I've developed a technique where Icrease the silver to create the look of fabric.

Capercaillie, drawn at the Wildlife Park then recreated using blackened iron wire - barely have the use of my fingers now!

A' Chailleach looking splendid!

This is Xeppo, one of the Forest Reindeer

The Stag spends all day keeping the females in check, but the second they see food they're off!

Something a little different from my usual!

A quick sketch of one of the wolves

This is my workshop where it all happens, jewellery, drawings, paperwork ...

Our creation for today!

I've scanned this drawing in then used paintshop to add a bit of colour. I entered this picture into the National Park exhibition - the Folk Park is our boys most popular place to visit (every week if they had their choice!)

Some test pieces of the bison - work in progress!