Giant Dragons Made Out Of Driftwood By James Doran-Webb
A wyvern is a four-limbed dragon with the first pair of legs extending into wings. That's a distinction that driftwood artist James Doran-Webb
A wyvern is a four-limbed dragon with the first pair of legs extending into wings. That's a distinction that driftwood artist James Doran-Webb likes to make when presenting his sculptures. The first wyvern he made required an expansion of the studio and a huge metal frame. It's a huge wooden creature that's perched on a trunk of a long-dead tree.
Another driftwood wyvern stands on a gazebo made from reclaimed steel and upcycled water bottles. It made an appearance in the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show 2015. The piece is called Wyvern's Folly and weighs 4 tons!
James Doran Webb is based in the Philippines. He works with many local initiatives aimed at preserving the environment and replanting trees. Webb buys his sculpture material from local gatherers, aiding their villages. Aside from wyverns, Webb has also made many other (and smaller) sculptures of galloping horses, goats and other animals.
More info: jamesdoranwebb.com | facebook
How driftwood dragons are made:
With 5+ years in the creator, entertainment, and publishing spaces, Demilked shortlists, reviews, and ranks leading tools that actually make your life easier.