Elasmo-Morph

06/12/2024

Soon to be revealed project that I started about 8 months ago

30/11/2024

My Elasmo-Morph stall at the Oddities and Curiosities show in Adelaide, over the weekend of 30 Nov until 1 Dec

20/11/2024

A beautiful male Spotted Wobbegong (Orectolobus maculatus), articulated as a full skeleton mount. I purposely left the skin on the fins, as the patterns are breathtaking. Total length is 2100mm. It will be displayed in Adelaide at the Oddities and Curiosities show, end of November

16/11/2024

Cleaned up and repaired a couple of areas on this 954mm wide Great Hammerhead skull

05/11/2024

03/11/2024

01/11/2024

The polar opposites of shark jaws - a Shortnose spurdog (Squalus megalops) on the left, and a 14ft White shark (Carcharodon carcharias)

25/10/2024

A sample of my latest work. I will slowly start putting shark jaws and skulls up for sale on my website, though you can still contact me if you have specific requirements

23/10/2024

Another Mako shark (Isurus oxyrinchus) skull, ready for the Oddities and Curiosities expo in Adelaide

17/10/2024

The s**t I have to do for these sharks! 😁 A 2.75 metre Thresher shark tail getting ready to be filled and then inked

13/10/2024

The two sizes of Tiger sharks. From a 72cm pup to a 3.75 metre animal. Tigers are such iconic sharks, instantly recognised because of the striations in juveniles and their enormous rounded heads and powerful jaws

05/10/2024

After nearly 12 months, I have managed to get back some of my own pieces I articulated back in 2022-2023

28/09/2024

The incredible structure on the serrations of an upper primary tooth from a 4.65 metre White shark from NSW . Taking measurements for tooth size, jaw size and tooth count

25/09/2024

I have been tasked with the restoration of this incredible set of jaws that was from a shark caught by Vic Hislop on August 19, 1979. No matter what your personal thoughts are about the man or what he caught, he is part of Australia’s fishing history in the 70’s and 80’s. What happened then was a sign of the times, and eventually led to stricter rules and regulations regarding the capture of such animals. It is what it is, it happened, and we move on. The jaw measures 842mm wide x 690mm high with an upper principle tooth of 53mm

18/09/2024

Just took this beautiful White shark jaw off the drying board, ready for some serious finishing touches to it. Measuring 800mm wide x 635mm high, with an upper primary tooth measuring 56.5mm long. I was told the shark was 4.65 metres in length.

16/09/2024

Setting to dry 3 very large Tiger shark jaws, for clients who had put their name down for a jaw, about 1 year ago. As these specimens turn up infrequently, clients prefer to put a deposit and go on a wait list that ensures that when I acquire them, they will be able to buy one