After periods of not making his bed and several unproductive shark fishing trips Brian Andrew eventually realised contemporary art was probably not his strongest point and bothering cows with a chainsaw and several pots of hair gel might end in more trouble. Brian is self taught; to begin with this seemed like a great thing. Ex-art students would praise him for sticking to his guns until one day he realised galleries were interested in initials after your name. So Brian applied for a foundation course at Falmouth College of Art. After driving for two hours in holiday traffic he arrived late for his interview and got turned down on the basis that he would be questioning his tutor. So, two fingers were raised to that and realising his initials were B.A. anyway Brian carried on regardless. Brian has now been producing ceramic and bronze sculpture for over twenty five years and has become very collectable. His observations of hares have come from years spent wandering the countryside with his lurchers, his observations of humour have come from years spent in pubs, disappearing times and the roller-coaster of life. Brian’s work has been displayed and sold from many galleries and sells worldwide. Even the Queen has bought a piece; not Elton John, the other one... The gallery has original raku sculptures by Brian Andrew for sale - click  the ‘About’ tab to see how to buy on-line.  Brian Andrew Raku Pottery Brian Andrew Please click on an image below for more information. If a piece is marked as sold it may be ordered -  the lead time is approx. one month but can’t be guaranteed. Notes on postage: Brian’s work is very fragile. The smaller pieces (dormice, hedgehogs and Kenny Leveret) can be sent through the post  at a cost of £6.50 but the larger pieces have to be sent in wooden crates by special delivery - price £22.50. Some of the most fragile pieces (E.g. boxing hares and hareobics) must be collected. New for 2012: