Established in 1993 primarily as a lettercutter in stone and wood, Gary gained a reputation for the innovative content of his work. From a coin for the Royal Mint to the tomb of a king or the landscaping of a cloister garth, his sensitivity as a designer has won him numerous major commissions throughout the UK and helped to raise the profile of text and lettering as a public art-form.
Also a keen sailor and boat builder, Gary can often be found at the International Boat Building Training College in Lowestoft.
photo: Cristian Barnett
Recent Project: Antithesis of Sarcophagi – Best Fresh Garden Chelsea Flower Show 2016. With Martin Cook
Architectural, Awards, Featured, For Sale
"...one of the most uplifting things that I have ever seen at Chelsea" - Monty Don
photo: Gina Print ©RSC
Recent Project: WELL SAID! Exhibition at Royal Shakespeare Company Stratford
Sandstone globe with quotation from Hamlet Act 2 Scene 2: O God, I could be bounded in a nutshell and count myself a king of infinite space, were it not that I have bad dreams.
Recent Project: Tomb of King Richard III
The design and making of Richard III’s tomb has been a great team effort; a challenge and a privilege for all of us involved.
Portfolio
You can find more of my work and exhibitions arranged as a timeline, on my portfolio page.