A family of four outdoors, with a woman holding a baby, a man wearing a hat, and two young girls, one sitting on a large steel bull sculpture.

BIOGRAPHY

Blake is a qualified engineer with over 13 years of experience who has turned his passion for sculpture into a craft defined by precision and creativity. Living in rural Pukekawa, North Waikato, he brings a grounded, down-to-earth approach to both life and art.

Working primarily with powder-coated steel, stainless steel, corten steel, and natural materials, Blake is drawn to the challenge of pushing steel into new forms. His work is inspired by nature, current events, and sentimental ideas, resulting in pieces that are both thoughtful and enduring. Every sculpture is finished to the highest standard, a reflection of both his technical background and his artistic vision.

Blake enjoys the process of bringing a sculpture to reality and finds meaning in connecting with clients, hearing their stories, and translating those into lasting artworks. Professional, approachable, and committed to quality, Blake’s sculptures are a blend of strength, creativity, and heart—artworks designed to resonate and stand the test of time.

Blake is working on a piece of metal on an anvil.

Blake welding a large metal turtle sculpture in a workshop, wearing a protective welding helmet and gloves.

Blake grinding a metal pointer dog sculpture outdoors on a gravel surface with trees and a blue sky in the background.