My latest client prep work… Macroconch Androgynoceras Ammonite from Charmouth, Dorset.

My latest client prep work… Androgynoceras Ammonite from Charmouth, Dorset. The perfect nodule!

My latest client prep work… Macroconch Androgynoceras Ammonite from Charmouth, Dorset. #art #fossils #jurassiccoast

Some pieces I’ve been working on this week…

Yesterday I was invited to the opening weekend at SandWorld in Weymouth. I’ve never been before so took them up on their free offer. What an amazing place… the detail in the sculptures is insane. We need to support our local attractions so make sure you visit! #jurassiccoast

One of my latest prepped client pieces… a Tragophylloceras & Androgynoceras combo from Charmouth, Dorset!

A recent piece of prep work… popcorn stone from Charmouth! Very sort after rock so it’s getting harder to find them.

A recent find on the beach at Charmouth… a rather nice bone block containing the Basioccipital, verts, paddle, ribs & teeth from an Ichthyosaur.

Not one but two insect wings we recorded yesterday for the fossil collecting code, including this one found by young Rosie Williams on a fossil walk with Jurassic Coast Guide Definitely not a daily #FossilFind Well done Rosie!

My latest prep work… Tragophylloceras Ammonite from Charmouth, Dorset. Probably the biggest and best I’ve worked on! #fossilfriday

My latest client prep work… Androgynoceras Ammonite from Charmouth… this one is nestled nicely in the centre of this GAB nodule. When you find a large nodule you’re not always guaranteed a large ammonite. I had to remove a lot of matrix to even find this one!

*FOR SALE* Rare Oistoceras, a lovely Tragophylloceras, Promicroceras Ammonite and a Popcorn stone containing a selection of ammonites… all from Charmouth! Please email me… [email protected] or message direct for details! 👍

I prepped this little Trago months ago after I broke it on the beach… I wasn’t sure what to do with it… keep/sell? 🤔 I couldn’t even be bothered to finish the matrix properly and left the rough chisel marks! The more I look at it, the more I want to keep it! What do you think?

A dream find on the beach today… appears to be a dragonfly wing! This reel really doesn’t do it justice. It’s been registered at the Charmouth heritage centre as these are very rare! Incredible to think how fragile these are and that it’s survived 190 million years of the

My latest prep work… Androgynoceras Ammonite from Charmouth. #FossilFriday