Mr Scott Shore

Scott Shore was born in 1966 in the West Midlands, England. Scott is married with one young son named Alexander. He started drawing at a very young age and soon progressed onto sculpting. Although, completely self taught he considers himself influenced by many artists - as well as the people around him. After a short spell in the computer and Special Effects industry he went onto work completely freelance. Becoming one of the most versatile and talented sculptors in England. He has to date worked with and is working with the following companies:

Royal Mint, Royal Worcester, Disney, Dambury Mint, Country Artists, Artforum, Robert Harrop Designs Ltd, Gramarye, Bronzart, Heredities, Albany, Les ettains du gural, Iconia and along side Fantasy Artists Chris Achilleos and Marcus Gray.

Sculpting Dragons

Like any mythical creatures, dragons are magical. Their popularity today, is as strong as it ever was; these creatures are so woven into the fabric of history and folk law of many countries that they almost exist fact there are stories about dinosaur bones being mistaken for long dead dragons. So if you can make a dragon realistic by giving it good anatomy and painstaking detail - it will become something more than just a sculpture.

As a sculptor who strives for realism I wanted to believe in the dragons I was designing. So I mixed huge amounts of reptilian evolution along side creativity.

The one thing I really wanted to achieve with these sculpts was a feeling of power, majesty, and the impact that theses dragons would have if they rose up in front of you and began to beat their wings. Dragons are mighty creatures and getting them off the ground is no mean feat. They had to appear incredibly strong and look as if they were born and grew instead of carved from clay.