Increasing community engagement in the arts.
Lynne's first public art sculptures were exhibited in a sculpture trail in the summer of 2021 and since then Lynne has created OVER 30 sculptures for various sculpture trails across the UK raised over £50,000.00 for a variety of worthwhile causes. 
Lynne's Sculpture at the TATE MODERN
Lynne's Sculpture at the TATE MODERN
Accompanying Exhibition at  TATE MODERN
Accompanying Exhibition at TATE MODERN
Lynne's Sculpture at the TATE MODERN
Lynne's Sculpture at the TATE MODERN
“What characterises this new public art is engagement and participation. The walls between the elite who produce art and those who observe it are disappearing, and art has broken out. This kind of art is not something you choose to go and visit, it goes to make itself an audience.”
Demos Institute (Britain’s leading cross-party think-tank)
Dolphnut
Dolphnut
March of The Elephants
March of The Elephants
Cwtch Castle
Cwtch Castle
Starry Starry Light
Starry Starry Light
Shellvis Presley
Shellvis Presley
NEW SCULPTURE FOR LIONS AT LARGE TRAIL CHELTENHAM
I'm excited to share my latest sculpture for the Lions at Large trail in Cheltenham. Dressed in a Vegas jumpsuit and cape, my lion channels Elvis’s legendary charisma. With iconic shades and a regal smirk, this flamboyant feline is a glittering rock ‘n’ roll tribute to the King himself, bold, joyful and full of swagger. The sculpture is proudly sponsored by Willans LLP Solicitors and is on display at Cheltenham General Hospital as part of the town-wide Lions at Large trail. This public art event supports local charities and celebrates creativity across the community. Come and find the King! Lions at Large  11th of July to 14th September 2025.
painting 'The King'
painting 'The King'
The King
The King
A SPECIAL VISIT TO CHELTENHAM HOSPITAL
Cheltenham General Hospital holds deep personal meaning for me as it’s where my dad passed away in the oncology centre. Returning there with my sculpture The King made this visit especially poignant.
I met the lovely Hayley and Becky from Willans LLP, who were out with their children enjoying the Lions at Large trail. It was really special to see the sculpture bringing joy to families and to be part of a project that brightens public spaces.
NEW SCULPTURE FOR HOP TO IT TRAIL SUFFOLK
My sculpture, Somehare Over the Rainbow, brings a burst of colour and positivity to the town of Beccles. Inspired by hope, joy and diversity, it aims to brighten everyday spaces and lift spirits. The trail supports St Elizabeth Hospice, which provides expert care for people living with life-limiting illnesses across Suffolk. Somehare Over the Rainbow is proudly sponsored by Clays Ltd, the renowned book publisher, and is located outside Sweeties Drop Shop on New Market, in the heart of Beccles town centre. The trail runs from 21 June to 29 August 2025, and features a joyful collection of artist-designed hares across the region.
Somehare Over The Rainbow
Somehare Over The Rainbow
NEW SCULPTURE FOR MISCHIEF OF RATS TRAIL
I'm delighted to have been selected to create a giant sculpture for the Mischief of Rats trail in Hull. My sculpture 'I Smell a Rat' is inspired by the Hull band The Rats, whose members went on to form David Bowie's Spiders from Mars. Two of the band, Mick Ronson and Trevor Bolder, sadly died of cancer, making this project especially meaningful. The trail supports the Daisy Appeal, a local charity focused on early diagnosis of cancer, heart disease and dementia.  The Giant Rats will be on display as part of the citywide trail from 3 May to 30 August 2025. Find out more information at amischiefofrats.co.uk
THE POWER OF LOVE – LEAMINGTON SPA 2025
I was delighted to work with Making Trails once again for The Power of Love trail in Leamington Spa.
Launched on Valentine's Day 2025, the project brought a burst of colour and positivity to the town centre through a series of giant heart sculptures. I created three designs for the trail, each exploring a different expression of love — from self care and wellbeing to community and everyday joy.
The trail celebrated connection, creativity and local pride while supporting Leamington’s high street and independent businesses. It was a joy to be part of such a meaningful and uplifting project.

2025 SCULPTURES
One giant Lion for Lions at Large Sculpture Trail in Cheltenham
One Giant Rat for A Mischief of Rats Sculpture Trail in Hull
A beautiful Hare for Hop To It Sculpture Trail in Ipswich
Two Giant Hearts for The Power of Love Trail Leamington Spa 
 2024 SCULPTURES​​​​​​​
One giant Ox for the Ox Trail in Oxford 
One giant Tortoise for the Short Tail Trail in Luton
One giant Castle for Castles in the Sky Sculpture Trail in Swansea, Wales
One giant Lighthouse for Light The South Sculpture Trail in Southampton
One giant Barrel for The Burton Barrel Roll Burton, Staffordshire
Two Elephant sculptures for March of the Elephants Sculpture Trail in Lichfield, Tamworth and Sutton Coldfield
2023 SCULPTURES
A giant Mondrian Morph for Amazing Morph Sculpture Trail, Outside Tate Modern, London
One giant sheep for Shaun on the Tyne Sculpture Trail, Newcastle 
Five mini 'Shaun's A Wanna-Bee' Sculptures for Opencast Software
One giant bear for the Bear Hunt Trail, Leeds
2022 SCULPTURES
Two carousel horses for Big Burton Carousel Burton Staffordshire 
Two giant bees for North Notts Nectar Trail
One giant dolphin for The Big Splash, Sculpture Trail on the Isle of Man
One giant owl for The Big Hoot, Sculpture Trail, Ipswich
One giant cat for Owl and Pussy Cat Trail, Knowsley
One giant puffin for Puffins Galore Sculpture Trail, East Yorkshire
2021 SCULPTURES
Two giant rams for Derby
One giant rocket for Leicester
One giant elephant for Worcester 
Biscuit Barrel Sculpture for Burton
Biscuit Barrel Sculpture for Burton
Biscuit Barrel Sculpture for Burton
Biscuit Barrel Sculpture for Burton
Biscuit Barrel Sculpture for Burton
Biscuit Barrel Sculpture for Burton
'Play' Sculpture Is Now The Derby Kids Camp Mascot!
My Ram sculpture 'Play' is now the mascot for Derby Kids’ Camp which is an entirely volunteer-run charity which provides free holidays for over 300 of Derbyshire’s most deserving children each year.
These children face huge challenges in their day-to-day lives: from poverty to bereavement; social interaction difficulties and the challenges of being a young carer. Their week at Derby Kids’ Camp gives them the chance to try out new activities, explore new surroundings, make new friends – and more importantly, enjoy being a kid!
Lynne painting the Ram sculpture
Lynne painting the Ram sculpture
Lynne with Ram sculpture
Lynne with Ram sculpture

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