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Stainless steel badger sculpture commissioned for the Woodland Trust, celebrating 50+ years of protecting UK ancient woods.

Sculpture to be fixed on three metre stainless post outside entrance to Royal Fort House.

Commission for Beacon Rise Primary: Stainless steel badger, dove, and chicken sculptures celebrating nature and heritage.

Striking stainless steel bull's skull sculpture for sale. Features polished finish and unique lattice horns.

Public art for Oxford's new Waitrose: a barn owl and field mice sculptures inspired by local farmland and wildlife.

Artistic stainless steel panel at Christchurch Primary School highlights biodiversity, archaeology, and local history with whimsical creatures.

I created playful sculptures on Cantocks Steps celebrating Paul Dirac, Peter Higgs, and local history, blending humor, homage, and art.

Custom stainless steel noticeboard created for Sustainable Bishopston, Bristol, supporting community projects, events, and sustainability initiatives.

Stainless steel wildlife sculptures added to benches at Eastwood Farm Nature Reserve, Bristol, celebrating local animals and community engagement.

A durable stainless steel noticeboard installed for Friends of St Andrews Park to share events, wildlife info, and community projects in Bishopston.

Two 25-foot ceramic murals at East Cowes Waitrose celebrate the Isle of Wight’s history, inventions, and iconic cultural highlights.

Meet Jack, a mischievous monkey sculpture perched on Whiteladies Road, Bristol - a small piece of public art with big character and Victorian roots.

Sculpting a stainless steel polar bear in Longyearbyen, Svalbard for wildlife filmmaker Jason Roberts, celebrating Arctic wildlife and conservation.

Sculpted stainless steel railings at 84 Worral Rd, Bristol, featuring dragonflies, beetles, snails, vines, and maintenance-free style.

Local artist Julian Warren unveils ‘The Pod’ for Peter Hargreaves: a multiverse-inspired sculpture blending growth, eggs, and cosmic whimsy.

A contemporary gate installation on Arley Hill, Bristol, featuring minimal, abstract dandelion forms worked into the steel design.

A 2009 exhibition at the British Institute of Radiology exploring art and anatomy, featuring steel sculptures by Julian Warren curated by Prof. Paul Goddard.