ABOUT

Charlotte has worked as a commercial sculptor for over two decades, having started her career as a modelmaker in a workshop based in Bath, England.

Over this time, she has developed her natural talent for capturing likenesses and mastered traditional mould making and casting techniques.

Charlotte’s sculptures have been commissioned by iconic British brands such as Burberry, English Heritage, and The British Museum. Her work also spans internationally, with clients across Europe, the UAE, and the USA.

As a freelance artist, Charlotte enjoys the freedom to collaborate on both personal and commercial projects, including founding Elefant Commissions. A recent highlight has been a deeply meaningful commission: a sculpture created in memory of a much-loved father, grandfather, and great-grandfather—an experience that has inspired her to help more families honour their loved ones in this way. [Find out more about the project here.]

On the commercial side, Charlotte frequently creates pieces for 1865, a company dedicated to celebrating African American history through its products.

Working from her home studio at the foot of the Malvern Hills in Worcestershire, Charlotte is part of a thriving local arts community. She has studied with the Society of Portrait Sculptors and at the Malvern School of Art, where she enjoyed teaching for a short time.

Charlotte’s preferred medium for capturing her subjects is clay, allowing her to sculpt with sensitivity and precision. She then creates her own moulds using flexible silicone rubber, supported by a fibreglass or plaster jacket. Once the original clay sculpture is removed, the piece can be cast in a range of materials. Charlotte offers resins in a wide variety of finishes, as well as plaster and Jesmonite®.

In collaboration with a specialist foundry in Somerset, she also offers sculptures cast in solid bronze using the traditional lost-wax process. With its rich artistic heritage, bronze is an exceptional medium for portraiture—one in which Charlotte is particularly eager to grow her body of work.

Exhibitions

  • H.Art 2025

  • Worcester 100 2025

  • H.Art 2024

  • Broadway Arts Festival 2024

  • Elmslie House 2019

  • Black Swan, Frome 2018

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