Bronze Sculptures

Large fish sculpture resembling a swordfish, mounted on a pedestal in a marina area with boats and mountains in the background.

Nothing preserves the magnificence of nature's creations quite like the medium of bronze sculpture. The burnished permanence and strength of bronze as a material imparts a power to the work while allowing the sculptor to add intricate detail, bringing the subject to life.

Craig has been commissioned to create a number of original bronze works. His most recent and highly acclaimed work is a stunning six-metre (twenty-foot) bronze sculpture of a giant Black Marlin situated on the Cairns Marina Waterfront in Queensland, Australia. This was unveiled to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the capture of the first 'Grander' (1000lb Marlin) that put Cairns firmly on the global game-fishing map.

Preserving Nature for Perpetuity.

An elderly man wearing a denim shirt is sitting and smiling next to a large, white fish sculpture with a black background.
A man standing next to a large fish sculpture at a marina with boats and mountains in the background.
Nighttime scene of a marina with several boats docked. Prominent statue of a fish in the foreground at a landscaped area with plants and a cobblestone path.