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sportscotland |
trophies |
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Scottish
Sports Sponsorship Awards
In collaboration
with Silver sculpture
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On
this occasionsportscotland requested
a sculptural piece using the SSSA logo as a starting
point. The distinctive cylindrical trophies, which
reflected the strength of partnerships, were split
at the awards night between the winning business
sponsors and their sporting team/athlete. Crafted
from sterling silver, patinated copper and stainless
steel, all with cherry wood bases (2004, 2005)
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Trafford
Housing Trust Awards |
Trophies |
Trafford
Housing Trust Community Awards
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The
Trafford Housing Trust required an award that the deserving
recipients could treasure. It was paramount that the piece
reflected the ethos of the organization and formed a clear
continuity with their existing brand
The
resulting piece shows members of the community posed to form
the Trafford Housing Trust logo. Reflecting the reality that
the Trafford Housing Trust has been created by the residents
for the benefit of the residents, with the deserving winners
being at the heart of the community. The figures are made
from stainless steel and mounted on a bubinga wood base (2005)
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The Scottish
PLC Awards
In collaboration with Silversculpture
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For
this trophy commission, Insider Business magazine requested
a sculptural piece that demonstrated a clear continuity
with the corporate image of the Scottish PLC Awards
Symbolizing how successful Scottish PLC’s revolve
in the wider global market, the trophies take the form of
a stainless steel disc with the PLC awards logo incised,
mounted on a Black American Walnut base, using a mild steel
bracket indicative of a traditional Globe (2005)
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Scottish
Thistle Awards for visit scotland launch |
trophies |
The Scottish Thistle Awards 2005
In collaboration with Silversculpture
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The
Thistle Awards are recognized as the Scottish
tourist industry's highest accolade, rewarding
deserving tourism businesses for their excellence
and quality. For this commission Visit Scotland
asked for a sculptural piece that reflected the
main characteristics of the Scottish Tourist Industry
- modern and forward thinking, yet founded on
strong historic and cultural traditions
The resulting design, a stylized version of the
Visit Scotland logo was cut from stainless steel
and mounted on a wooden base made of Scottish
Elm. The steel elements meet the wood in such
a way that a Saltire cross is created, emphasizing
the Scottish focus of this award. The modern clean
lines of the stainless steel form provide an exciting
contrast with the complex grain of the polished
wood, which represents the rugged beauty of the
Scottish landscape
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Scottish
Thistle Awards for visit scotland launch |
trophies |
The Farmers Weekly Agricultural Awards
In collaboration with Silversculpture
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The
Farmers Weekly Agricultural Awards are constructed
of three main elements, which together are symbolic
of the UK’s Agricultural industry past,
present and, most importantly, future
The
design touches on the barriers and difficulties
that farmers have faced in the recent past but
is in essence a symbol of hope and aspiration
which focuses on the entrepreneurial steps that
many farmers are now taking. The stainless steel
ploughshare-based form emerges from a patinated
mild steel top plate. The metal elements are
mounted on a block of English oak, which was
chosen for its association with traditional
farm buildings. The design etched on the surface
of the metal is a composition depicting all
of the farming categories recognized through
the ceremony
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