These two dragons illustrate how unique and individual they are. The
dragon on
the left was made way back in 2001 by
David
Hyde and was featured in
our gallery.
This sculpture caught the eye of a customer in Fort Worth, Texas who
decided to commission another dragon but asked that David make it similar
to the original whilst still displaying its own unique character. The
dragon on the right is the result of this commission.
David makes these sculptures
by
carefully
welding small
pieces of steel together,
some of this process can be seen in
his
blog. The inherently "one-off" nature
of this way of working means it is impossible to make two identical
dragons. He likes to think of these two as being brothers rather than
twins.
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