In the Woods - sketchbook pages

Julieann's latest body of work is underpinned by a research enquiry into scribble theory. These are the first pieces in the new series on display at Rabley Contemporary Drawing in Marlborough.

Made at Ropley primary School as part of a Creative Approaches to Maths project, this large willow and steel frame sphere is eccentrically woven with green willow.

Hare on Hound - ink sketch for sculpture.

Eryngium. Colourwashed drawing

A whimsical wire sculpture of two family crests brought together in a dance. Private commission. 2010

A sketch sculpture of a hen, about 15cm tall. Made out of mild steel wire.

One of a series of wire hare and hound sculptures commissioned for the Hare and Hounds pub in Richmond, London.

Julieann has always loved swallows and has been sketching them for years. Using mild steel wire in a scribbly fashion she has also been working directly from the swallows to create these lively sculptures.

Life size wire sketch sculpture of a lurcher.

Echinacea. Colourwashed drawing

Echinacea colourwashed drawing 2

These 2, new, wire boxing hares are each around 5 feet long. They are on display in the first interior courtyard beyond the main hospital entrance.

A large woven willow heart with a series of wire hares running around it's edges. 2 metres tall x 1.3 metres wide. 2008. In a private collection currently on display at the Millstream Restaurant, Marden, Devizes.

Small sketch sculptures of hares made out of wire and displayed on a steel rod in reclaimed terracotta thumb pots.

A pair of painted willow and wire boxing hares on display above the entrance to Thomsons Delicatessen in Pewsey.

Julieann participated in the Rabley Contemporary Drawing Centre summer experimental drawing workshop to try out some new ideas. Whilst there she became transfixed by a family of swallows swooping to drink from puddles and catching flies for their young. This installation made up of drawn, painted and folded paper on steel wires resulted from her sketches. See more at www.rableydrawingcentre.com/about.htm

Newly unveiled at the Puthall Park Sculpture Show, Marlborough is this 2 m tall figure sculpture made out of wire and LED lights.

A large drawing with ink wash. 1.25m tall x 1m wide. 2008

A large, scribbly working drawing for sculpture. 1m x 1.2m.

3 new scribbly wire hares were exhibited in the lovely grounds of Arlington Art Centre near Newbury from May 6th - June 22nd.

Roughly life size hares on poles. Available to commission finished in willow or scribbly wire life size or bigger. Photo Matt Faber

A pair of willow boxing hares amongst living willow. Photo Matt Faber

Mild steel, chicken wire and fairy lights. 2m x 1.5m. Part of the series of work created for Julieann’s solo exhibition ‘Carnival’ at the Watermill Theatre, summer 2004.

Scale model for a gateway sculpture for Sustrans cycle route 45 through the Cotswolds Water Park. Finished sculptures will each be 3m tall and made out of painted, laser cut and folded metal. January 2008

A Life size scribbly wire hare. Part of an installation at RHS Gardens Hyde Hall, Spring 2008. Please go to Events page for further information.

Seated Hare sketch for sculpture

Installation of willow hare sculptures at Puthall Park Sculpture Show, May 2006.

Drawing, graphite on brown paper. 2.5m x 1.5m. Made during Julieann's residency in Kerala, India 1994. This large drawing depicts the British sign language alphabet hand signs for Joy.

Willow and wire on a steel pole.Life size hare sculpture developed from quick sketches of hares made in the fields around Julieann’s Wiltshire studio. Can be pushed directly into the ground or a stand is available for display on hard surfaces/indoors. One of a series can be made to commission life size or bigger.

Willow and wire on a steel pole. Life size hare sculpture developed from quick sketches of hares made in the fields around Julieann’s Wiltshire studio. Can be pushed directly into the ground or a stand is available for display on hard surfaces/indoors. One of a series can be made to commission life size or bigger.

Larger than life willow and wire sculptures. Made to commission and stocked by Daylesford Farm Shop/Bamford Barn in Stow on the Wold.

Willow and wire on a steel pole. Life size hare sculpture developed from quick sketches of hares made in the fields around Julieann’s Wiltshire studio. Can be pushed directly into the ground or a stand is available for display on hard surfaces/indoors. One of a series can be made to commission life size or larger.

Carnival Exhibition. Watermill Theatre, May – July 2004

Bronze version of wire angel sketch sculpture. 2004.

5 x 3m tall rope bound steel ‘Trees’, a 2m tall Angel on Wheels and a 2m tall Horse on Wheels and two large black dogs. Watch Dog and Young Dog. Watermill Theatre. May – July 2004.

2m tall painted chicken wire and steel dog in the collection of the Hotel Nautilus, Tabor, Czech Republic.

Inflatable, walk in cube with sketchy drawings of trees on the interior. 3m x 3m x 3m. Ripstop nylon and graphite. Photo by Tim Hill-Baldwin

A private commission to create a sheltered stone circle with flowing woven panels, tunnels and curved pillars and gates. Stone, willow, hazel, chestnut and steel rods.

A private commission to create a sheltered stone circle with flowing woven panels, tunnels and curved pillars and gates. Stone, willow, hazel, chestnut and steel rods.

A private commission to create two laser cut steel family crests to crown entrance pillars. Design style inspired by Tolpava Kootu cut leather shadow puppets.

A private commission to create two laser cut steel family crests to crown entrance pillars. Design style inspired by Tolpava Kootu cut leather shadow puppets. Image shows initial card mock up. February 2005.

Willow and wire 3d heart. This one is 65cm tall approx. Available to commission larger and smaller.

Willow and wire 3d heart on a steel pole 1.75m tall approx. Available to commission. Stand available.

Julieann spent a month in Kerala, India working with indigenous performance groups.

Woven tapestry 3m x 0.5m inspired by an African legend.

A miniature, finely woven tapestry face on a piece of ancient yew. Made for the Yew Tree Project, Salisbury Art Centre 2007.

5/ Pagan Angel Drawing Graphite on brown paper. 2m x 1.75m. Held in a private collection. This large drawing was made during Julieann's year as artist in residence to Wiltshire Education Authority in 1992/3 as a development of work she was doing in primary schools with shadow puppetry and her interest in the religious tryptich and African art and dance.