Red Fox
After seeing a vixen protecting her territory the image has always stayed with me.
The wonderful arch of her back, the lowered head and raised tail. It all gives that
unmistakable image of hostility. Actually more than that it gives the image of one in
charge of the situation.
The wonderful arch of her back, the lowered head and raised tail. It all gives that
unmistakable image of hostility. Actually more than that it gives the image of one in
charge of the situation.
I made this using
Newplast the body and
limbs have a wire frame
contained within. Allowing
the form to keep the
strength required.
She stands at 18cm
measured to the highest
point of the arched back.
Newplast the body and
limbs have a wire frame
contained within. Allowing
the form to keep the
strength required.
She stands at 18cm
measured to the highest
point of the arched back.
| All text and images copyright Edward Netley 2010 |
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| She was left with Pangolin Editions on the 5th January 2010 to begin the long process of being cast into bronze. |
