My cement fondue torso sculptures

This was done in 2005 in a TAFE class with a life model , it is a long process but it ends up looking like a bronze statue hence it being called poor mans bronze.    I really enjoyed this process and would like to do more some day.  The exterior is finished with beeswax rubbed in with steel wool.

Hippee Babe

Hi folks this is one of my new sculptures made from recycled goodies the head has come from a doll and added lots other recycled materials I have and a little paint job to keep her interesting .  My inspiration comes from the African Tribe culture.  I hope you enjoy this one.

Drought Horse

my son said mum you cant enter these in the art show people will think they are junk and silly, how funny was that I stood on my dig and said Im going to, you just wait and see people will love them.   And sure as apples they loved them all enough to buy them and  I won the sculpture prize too.  He couldnt beleive it and Ive been selling random little things like drought horse out of recycled steel and wood ever since.  I love the way a piece of junk can be transformed and given new life.   Drought horse was inspired by 5 years of drought when we moved to the country for the first time water was very short  we bought it buy the truck load at $90.00 which didnt last long in the country with 3 teenagers.

Happy New Year

A Happy New Year to everyone! May you all have a wonderful time in the coming year.

Just thought I would start to post some of my artwork.

This drawing is mixed media, using charcoal, ink, shellac, pencil on paper, impired by Henry Moore sculptures.

Welcome to My World

Hi I'm Lynda

Welcome to my blog which will be about the important things in my life, my art, my sculpture, the dairy goats I milk every day. Horses and all the good things that happen every day.

Check out my art website http://lyndacoffey.com/

This is me with one of my Saanen girls a couple of years ago at the Sydney Royal Easter Show, I'm the one in pink with the bright hair.