UK animal and wildlife sculptor Kirsty Armstrong is based in the far north of England.
Kirsty uses traditional sculpting techniques to produce a range of figurative sculpture and gifts. She also works to commission.
Kirsty has been creating Sculpture for more than 30 years, specialising in highly detailed limited edition animal and wildlife sculpture. She also produces a range of smaller home decor pieces, finely sculpted dog breed gift items, as well as some jewellery.
Kirsty Armstrong is an experienced sculptor who creates and produces a range of extremely detailed animal and wildlife sculpture and gifts.
Kirsty with a commissionPORTFOLIO
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View Kirsty’s unique Sculpture and gifts range, available now for immediate order and shipping.
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Kirsty regularly adds new updates to her NEWSLETTER page where she explains in a little more depth about how she works and what she has been up to recently.
Kirsty also posts on her Kirsty Armstrong Sculpture Facebook page, as well as on Instagram and Pinterest. Click on the floating icons to visit.
Commissions
Kirsty is usually open to accepting commissions. She is working on her own new designs at present, as well as on orders from her online shops. Therefore, any new one-off commissions will be fitted in around existing work commitments.
Please visit the Contact page to get in touch with any enquiries.
Kirsty can produce Sculpture in pure bronze and works with Aron McCartney at the ‘Mc@rt studios’ foundry in Barnard Castle on any bronze commissions.
Her own limited edition wildlife pieces are produced in cold-cast metals by ‘Lakeland Mouldings’ in the Lake District.
Other work can be found in
Kirsty presents His Majesty King Charles with ‘Charles’, her copper Red Squirrel sculpture (2011).
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