Voila! The large version of my Sumo Toads, which is currently at the foundry, so what you're seeing here is the clay.
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The smaller ones are half as tall, which makes them very much smaller volume-wise.
You wouldn't be nearly so shocked to come across them in the undergrowth as these guys.
I will have pictures of the small ones all patinated and what-have-you soon.
Since this pair of big boys wouldn't fit through the front door I had a fun time getting them out through the patio doors and then over a wall to the waiting SUV (luckily there were extra pairs of hands helping out).
I think these would look good combined with some kind of water feature in a garden.
Lots more pics of other sculptures at
www.SteveWorthingtonArt.com