Monty

Corgi sponsored by Strand Palace Hotel with proceeds going to Only a Pavement Away.

Artist: Alison Salter
Dimensions: Corgi Standing, 1000mm (H) from foot to ear x 1350mm (W)
Base Plate, 1500mm (L) X 600mm (W)
Corgi Material: CNC poly block with a resin coated finish & primed undercoat, no more than 20kg
Corgi Base Material: Weighted timber base with a black painted finish, approx. 60-80kg
The guide price is based on the production costs of each corgi.

Artist Bio: Alison graduated in 2004 from Central Saint Martins with a degree in Fine Art. Shortly after it was a portrait of a friend's dog, she did that launched her creative career, although her work has evolved a lot since then. For the last 10 years she has been designing textile prints and graphics full time for the fashion industry. Pattern making is her real passion and the more intricate the better. Her colleagues have even dubbed her the paisley queen. In Alison's spare time she is a freelance illustrator. Her work is defined by colour, pattern, humour and natural forms. She has undertaken a vast range of projects, ranging from animal portraits to t-shirt graphics and likes a creative challenge so will take on anything that comes her way.

Inspiration & Process: It wouldn't be a jubilee without bunting! The Queen's jubilee celebrations are synonymous with bunting, so Alison thought it would be fitting to decorate this corgi with a string of bunting flapping in the sky. There are seventy flags in total, one for each year of the Queen's reign. Each flag is decorated with illustrations pertaining to the Queen on one continuous string of bunting.

All the proceeds from this Corgi will be donated to: Only A Pavement Away
https://onlyapavementaway.co.uk/

Dookie

Corgi sponsored by Network Rail with proceeds going towards their 5 chosen charities – Railway Children, End Youth Homelessness, Shelter, Crisis & The Big Issue Foundation

Artists: Kirsty Langston & Brittany Abbott
Dimensions: Corgi Standing, 1300mm (H) from foot to ear x 1500mm (W)
Base Plate, 2100mm (L) X 1000mm (W)
Corgi Material: CNC poly block with a resin coated finish & primed undercoat, no more than 20kg
Corgi Base Material: Weighted timber base with a black painted finish, approx. 60-80kg
The guide price is based on the production costs of each corgi.

Artist Bio: Kirsty Langston & Brittany Abbott-Trangmar have been friends since primary school and have always shared the same creative interests. They both studied graphic design at Ravensbourne University and really focused on building their own signature style. They began painting murals in their final year of university and have continued ever since, creating unique artwork across London.

Inspiration & Process: The inspiration for this corgi was the Platinum Jubilee colour, purple! However, Kirsty and Brittany decided to give the design a very modern twist. Alongside their simple, illustrative style they used freehand doodles to give the design a fun and energetic feel.

All the proceeds from this Corgi will be donated to 5 charities chosen by Network Rail.

Holly

Corgi sponsored by Belgravia London with proceeds going to Groundwork.

Artist: Holly Holder
Dimensions: Corgi Standing, 1300mm (H) from foot to ear x 1500mm (W)
Base Plate, 2100mm (L) X 1000mm (W)
Corgi Material: CNC poly block with a resin coated finish & primed undercoat, no more than 20kg
Corgi Base Material: Weighted timber base with a black painted finish, approx. 60-80kg
The guide price is based on the production costs of each corgi.

Artist Bio: Holly Holder is a multidisciplinary Artist and Designer based in London. Drawing inspiration from naturally occurring patterns and thermal imagery, her work is characterised by vibrant colour palettes and rhythmic lines.

Inspiration & Process: Inspired by Dendrochronology, the method of determining the age of a tree through the study of its rings, this painted sculpture gestures at longevity by reinterpreting the colours of the Union Jack through the patterns found in wood grain.

All proceeds from this corgi will be donated to: Groundwork
https://www.groundwork.org.uk/

Muick

Corgi sponsored by TAJ 51 Buckingham Gate Suites & Residences with proceeds going to The Cardinal Hume Centre.

Artist: Lisa Todd
Dimensions: Corgi Standing, 1000mm (H) from foot to ear x 1350mm (W)
Base Plate, 1500mm (L) X 600mm (W)
Corgi Material: CNC poly block with a resin coated finish & primed undercoat, no more than 20kg
Corgi Base Material: Weighted timber base with a black painted finish, approx. 60-80kg
The guide price is based on the production costs of each corgi.

Artist Bio: Ubuntu is the name of Lisa's award-winning collective of African artists who create contemporary designs using traditional skills and describe how we are all reliant on each other. The corgi is Lisa's third sculpture alongside Nelson Mandela the owl (Bath 2017) and Mr Rainbow (Windsor 2019).

Inspiration & Process: The design is a smaller version of the lion ‘Mr Rainbow’ created as part of the trail curated by Lisa for her Lions of Windsor project to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Queen Victoria's birthday.

All proceeds from this corgi will be donated to: Cardinal Hume Centre
https://donate.cardinalhumecentre.org.uk/

Corgi sponsored by St Ermin’s Hotel with proceeds going to Railway Children.

Artist: Dominika Karc
Dimensions: Corgi Standing, 1000mm (H) from foot to ear x 1350mm (W)
Base Plate, 1500mm (L) X 600mm (W)
Corgi Material: CNC poly block with a resin coated finish & primed undercoat, no more than 20kg
Corgi Base Material: Weighted timber base with a black painted finish, approx. 60-80kg
The guide price is based on the production costs of each corgi.

Artist Bio: Karc gained a Masters degree in sculpture from Gdansk's Academy of Fine Arts in May 2019. After her graduation she moved to Alaska and shortly after to New York. In December 2019 she volunteered in Eastern Ukraine to help people affected by war. After moving to London in the middle of the pandemic, she started decorating the city with abstract graffiti compositions, increasing at the same time the rare female representation in the graffiti world. Karc's main painting focus is abstraction. She has studied sculpture, which still has a very strong influence on her, and she tends to perceive the compositions as multidimensional and almost physical. When she paints, she creates her own rules and games and then takes pleasure in breaking them. One of the rules Karc has set for herself is what she calls the "Imperfect Mirror" principle when she creates various shapes and patterns to then reflect them at skewed and irregular angles, as the perfect symmetry does not occur in nature.

Inspiration & Process: Karc's project is a geometric abstraction inspired by British artist Bridget Riley, who represented Op Art. She has created a red, grey, white, black composition. Red is a symbol of energy and passion and is the colour that catches the most attention and dominates design.

All proceeds from this corgi will be donated to: The Passage
https://passage.org.uk/get-involved/

Fergus

Corgi sponsored by Victoria Westminster BID with proceeds going to The Cardinal Hume Centre.

Artist: Alice Esme Greenacre
Dimensions: Corgi Standing, 1300mm (H) from foot to ear x 1500mm (W)
Base Plate, 2100mm (L) X 1000mm (W)
Corgi Material: CNC poly block with a resin coated finish & primed undercoat, no more than 20kg
Corgi Base Material: Weighted timber base with a black painted finish, approx. 60-80kg
The guide price is based on the production costs of each corgi.

Artist Bio: Alice is 20 years old and currently studying Scenic Painting at Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. Her heart lies in Theatre, and she loves being a part of the creative process that makes magic happen on stage.

Inspiration & Process: Alice's design of a traditional Corgi is reflective of the traditions of the surroundings where it was placed on the trail including Wellington Barracks.

All proceeds from this corgi will be donated to: Cardinal Hume Centre
https://donate.cardinalhumecentre.org.uk/donate/donate

Crackers

Corgi sponsored by The Northbank BID with proceeds going to Social Bite.

Artist: Berengere Ducoms
Dimensions: Corgi Standing, 1000mm (H) from foot to ear x 1350mm (W)
Base Plate, 1500mm (L) X 600mm (W)
Corgi Material: CNC poly block with a resin coated finish & primed undercoat, no more than 20kg
Corgi Base Material: Weighted timber base with a black painted finish, approx. 60-80kg
The guide price is based on the production costs of each corgi.

Artist Bio: Berengere Ducoms is an artist born in Rouen, France, before graduating from Central Saint Martins with an MA in Visual Communication. She enjoys working as a creative retoucher and an after-school art teacher. Her work reflects a diverse range of influences from Fashion, Interiors, Sculptures, Geometric Expressionism and Cubism. She uses a combination of shapes and organic forms which are connected to each other reflecting human relationships and interactions. The simplicity of the shapes sometimes in acrylic and/or papers are mixed with mark making from different mediums and her own made paper textures and colours.

Inspiration & Process: The inspiration for the Corgi started with the Queen's famous bright outfits, allowing her to stand out in any crowd! Inspiration was also drawn from the Commonwealth -drawing on some of their visual languages.

All proceeds from this Corgi will be donated to: Social Bite
https://social-bite.co.uk/donate/

Linnet

Corgi sponsored by The Northbank BID with proceeds going to The Connections.

Artist: Jeremy Clarke
Dimensions: Corgi Standing, 1300mm (H) from foot to ear x 1500mm (W)
Base Plate, 2100mm (L) X 1000mm (W)
Corgi Material: CNC poly block with a resin coated finish & primed undercoat, no more than 20kg
Corgi Base Material: Weighted timber base with a black painted finish, approx. 60-80kg
The guide price is based on the production costs of each corgi.

Artist Bio: Jeremy is a designer/project manager and describes himself as an occasional scribbler sketching urban scenes and boat yards when the opportunity presents itself. In the past he has supported several artists with the technical execution of sculpture trail pieces, this is his first individual piece.

Inspiration & Process: We are living through dark times: the last couple of years have seen so much pain and suffering for so many, Europe now sees war on its doorstep and at home the economy is in crisis. On the darkest of days however, a ray of sunshine can transform the outlook with the most brilliant of rainbows. Jeremy recently followed storm clouds over many miles and against their dark foreboding was the most brilliant of rainbows stretching clear across the horizon, which was so uplifting. Through the pandemic the rainbow became a symbol of hope and thanks for the NHS. Jeremy's rainbows are painted for all people, all races and creeds who support others in getting through difficult times. He hopes they raise a smile and lighten the mood: it's a small thanks for their dedication and caring.

All proceeds from this Corgi will be donated to: The Connections
https://www.connection-at-stmartins.org.uk/donate/

Sandy

Corgi sponsored by The Northbank BID with proceeds going to Social Bite.

Artist: Sophie Malpas
Dimensions: Corgi Standing, 1000mm (H) from foot to ear x 1350mm (W)
Base Plate, 1500mm (L) X 600mm (W)
Corgi Material: CNC poly block with a resin coated finish & primed undercoat, no more than 20kg
Corgi Base Material: Weighted timber base with a black painted finish, approx. 60-80kg
The guide price is based on the production costs of each corgi.

Artist Bio: Sophie is an artist based in St-Leonards-on-sea, East Sussex. She has a profound interest in the psychological power of colour and uses painting to manage her personal well-being. Her creative practise is her love language to the world. The intentions behind her work are to uplift the viewer. Sophie believes that colour is a universal language that can be used to unite. When creating, Sophie transfers an abundance of energy into her pieces, which usually take the form of paintings and prints.

Inspiration & Process: The inspiration behind Sophie's design has come from a recent series of work titled “Finding Joy”. The series centres around themes of play, intuition and colours that cultivate feelings of happiness. With her design Sophie wanted to incorporate colours to represent the united feelings of joy in celebration of the Queen's jubilee.

All proceeds from this corgi will be donated to: Social Bite
https://social-bite.co.uk/donate/

Emma

Corgi sponsored by Whitehall BID with proceeds going to Railway Children.
Artist: Rebecca Hardaker
Dimensions: Corgi Standing, 1300mm (H) from foot to ear x 1500mm (W)
Base Plate, 2100mm (L) X 1000mm (W)
Corgi Material: CNC poly block with a resin coated finish & primed undercoat, no more than 20kg
Corgi Base Material: Weighted timber base with a black painted finish, approx. 60-80kg
The guide price is based on the production costs of each corgi.

Artist Bio: Rebecca Hardaker is a contemporary artist based in London. Rebecca completed a BA in Classical Studies at the University of Manchester and an MA in Heritage Management at the University of Birmingham. Hardaker draws upon surrealist narratives using motifs from within her own home. She explores the intersection of painting and drawing through the use of colour and pastels. Selected solo exhibitions include: 'Flowers', The Back Room at Holdrons Arcade, London (2022); “The Science of a perfect cup of tea', The Koppel Project, 26 Holborn Viaduct, London (2021); 'Window Showcase', The Koppel Project, 54 Oxford Circus, London (2021).

Inspiration & Process:
"in honour of her lifelong love..." Rebecca's design for this Corgi plays homage to the Queen's relationship with flowers during her reign. Throughout her reign, flowers have been significant at land marking historical moments. Flowers universally symbolise love, respect and loyalty and with their vibrancy of colour and variety of shapes they are the perfect visual to draw upon when celebrating not only the Queen's long standing love affair with the Corgi, but also the Queen and her dedication to the Crown.

All of the proceeds from this corgi will be donated to: The Connections
https://www.connection-at-stmartins.org.uk/donate/

Susan
Corgi sponsored by Victoria BID with proceeds going to The Passage.
Artist: Miya Tsuruda-Behan
Dimensions: Corgi Standing, 1300mm (H) from foot to ear x 1500mm (W)
Base Plate, 2100mm (L) X 1000mm (W)
Corgi Material: CNC poly block with a resin coated finish & primed undercoat, no more than 20kg
Corgi Base Material: Weighted timber base with a black painted finish, approx. 60-80kg
The guide price is based on the production costs of each corgi.
Artist Bio: Miya is a nineteen-year-old painter studying scenic painting at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. Painting realistic large-scale pieces is something she really enjoys, and she can't wait to be part of more scenic projects in the future.
Inspiration & Process: Given that this Corgi was going to be placed on Cathedral Piazza surrounded by traditional buildings and in such a traditional area as Victoria during the trail, Miya chose to inspire her design based on a traditional Corgi.

All proceeds from this Corgi will be donated to: The Passage
https://passage.org.uk/get-involved/

Tiny

Corgi sponsored by Victoria Westminster BID with proceeds going to The Cardinal Hume Centre.
Artist: Alex Cullen
Dimensions: Corgi Standing, 1300mm (H) from foot to ear x 1500mm (W)
Base Plate, 2100mm (L) X 1000mm (W)
Corgi Material: CNC poly block with a resin coated finish & primed undercoat, no more than 20kg
Corgi Base Material: Weighted timber base with a black painted finish, approx. 60-80kg
The guide price is based on the production costs of each corgi.

Artist Bio: Alex is an emerging multidisciplinary artist practicing illustration, painting and digital art, under the moniker 'wehaveheaven.’ His inspiration draws from an early year’s graffiti experience, his mother's natural talent for botanical illustration and a need for colour!

Inspiration & Process: Playful, psychedelic, and abstract shapes and forms merge to create visually engaging colourscapes that have a tendency towards the natural, rocks, roots, mountains, clouds and cacti. Practising in earnest for only a couple of years his work is an organically growing process and journey spanning several styles and approaches.

All proceeds from the corgi will be donated to: Cardinal Hume Centre
https://donate.cardinalhumecentre.org.uk/donate/donate

Heather
Corgi sponsored by Wicked with proceeds going to The Passage.
Artist: Olivia Clarke
Dimensions: Corgi Standing, 1300mm (H) from foot to ear x 1500mm (W)
Base Plate, 2100mm (L) X 1000mm (W)
Corgi Material: CNC poly block with a resin coated finish & primed undercoat, no more than 20kg
Corgi Base Material: Weighted timber base with a black painted finish, approx. 60-80kg
The guide price is based on the production costs of each corgi.
Artist Bio: Olivia is a Fine Art graduate from City and Guilds of London Art School, currently completing her masters at The National Film and Television School in Production Design.
Inspiration & Process: Olivia's corgi was inspired by the parakeets of Windsor and London and the use of emerald green is a nod to the musical Wicked, who sponsored Heather.

All proceeds from this corgi will be donated to: The Passage
https://passage.org.uk/get-involved/

Honey

Corgi sponsored by Belgravia London with proceeds going to Groundwork.
Artist: Olivia Brotheridge
Dimensions: Corgi Standing, 1000mm (H) from foot to ear x 1350mm (W)
Base Plate, 1500mm (L) X 600mm (W)
Corgi Material: CNC poly block with a resin coated finish & primed undercoat, no more than 20kg
Corgi Base Material: Weighted timber base with a black painted finish, approx. 60-80kg
The guide price is based on the production costs of each corgi.

Artist Bio: Olivia is a London based Illustrator specialising in colourful illustrated maps to promote cities, businesses and events, and illustrations for magazines, fashion, food, travel and games. She has worked on travel publications for Visit Seattle and Soho House, designed for The Big Draw and Hugo Boss and mapped for the likes of Hilton Hotels, Victoria and Westminster BID and Hackney Council. With a history in printmaking, Olivia works in layers of colour and loves to design both digitally and physically.

Inspiration & Process: As a map illustrator, Olivia chose to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee with a design inspired by the most iconic London sights and delights. Olivia created the corgi trail map and many of these landmarks can also be spotted on that map.

All proceeds from this corgi will be donated to: Groundwork
https://www.groundwork.org.uk/

Willow

Corgi sponsored by Create Victoria with proceeds going to The Passage.

Artist: Hannah Sykes
Dimensions: Corgi Standing, 1000mm (H) from foot to ear x 1350mm (W)
Base Plate, 1500mm (L) X 600mm (W)
Corgi Material: CNC poly block with a resin coated finish & primed undercoat, no more than 20kg
Corgi Base Material: Weighted timber base with a black painted finish, approx. 60-80kg
The guide price is based on the production costs of each corgi.

Artist Bio: Hannah Sykes (HannDrawn) is a London based Illustrator & Sign writer. She combines her calligraphy and colourful illustrations to paint over windows and wall murals across shops and restaurants on the British High Street. She uses her unique Hann-drawn style calligraphy to create chalkboard signs, menus and bespoke wedding & event stationery. HannDrawn adds a personalised touch to every artwork she creates, to see more of her work & get in touch with Hann, check out her Instagram website.

Inspiration & Process: HannDrawn has a passion for painting floral and botanical art and wanted to use her floral style combined with the love story of the Queen and Prince Philip. Prince Philip's nickname for the Queen was Cabbage and she wanted to portray this love story over the corgi, painting beautiful cabbage flowers. On top of the cabbages, HannDrawn wrote love messages in calligraphy showing their devotion to one another with other nicknames they had for each other.

All proceeds from this Corgi will be donated to: The Passage
https://passage.org.uk/get-involved/

Sugar

Corgi sponsored by Create Victoria with proceeds going to Cardinal Hume Centre.
Artist: Soul’D
Dimensions: Corgi Standing, 1000mm (H) from foot to ear x 1350mm (W)
Base Plate, 1500mm (L) X 600mm (W)
Corgi Material: CNC poly block with a resin coated finish & primed undercoat, no more than 20kg
Corgi Base Material: Weighted timber base with a black painted finish, approx. 60-80kg
The guide price is based on the production costs of each corgi.

Artist Bio: Soul D is a London based stencil artist, who has a deep passion to heal our planet. On the surface, her art can be seen as beautiful and simple. A second look shows the hidden depths contained in all her work.

Inspiration & Process: Inspired by the notion of "How your actions & words can create a knock-on effect. Expanding kindness outwards." This is the Butterfly Effect. These art pieces are from Soul'D's Butterfly Effect Collection offering a gentle reminder to be kind to others. See the world through rainbow eyes and watch how the world changes around you.

All proceeds from this corgi will be donated to: Cardinal Hume Centre
https://donate.cardinalhumecentre.org.uk/donate/donate

Jane

Corgi sponsored by Victoria Westminster BID with proceeds going to The Passage.

Artist: Rowana Mallett
Dimensions: Corgi Standing, 1000mm (H) from foot to ear x 1350mm (W)
Base Plate, 1500mm (L) X 600mm (W)
Corgi Material: CNC poly block with a resin coated finish & primed undercoat, no more than 20kg
Corgi Base Material: Weighted timber base with a black painted finish, approx. 60-80kg
The guide price is based on the production costs of each corgi.

Artist Bio: Rowana Mallett, the artist behind South Island Art, lives and works in South London. A childhood spent living in different countries in Asia fuelled a desire to travel and to record those experiences in art. Her work is predominantly inspired by travel and nature. She is interested in exploring how shape and colour can be used to communicate memories and bring joy.

Inspiration & Process: This piece is inspired by the places Her Majesty has visited during her reign. The Corgi has a jacket made of 7 stripes, one for each decade of her reign. Abstract shapes reference locations visited, whilst the colours are inspired by her outfits from each decade.

All proceeds from this corgi will be donated to The Passage
https://passage.org.uk/get-involved/