If you thought prehistoric animals were extinct, read on! Over the last 45 years, countless dinosaurs and rare megafauna animals have escaped from the Natureworks studio and found their way into zoos, playgrounds, displays and tourist attractions.
Many years ago, Natureworks’ David Joffe moved from taxidermy to sculpture, as a way of recreating wonders of the natural world. Read the story of Natureworks’ founder and what motivates him to keep creating bizarre and beautiful art inspired by nature.
Natureworks map of sculptures in Australia shows where you can see Big Things, dinosaurs, nature play animals and sculptures in parks, businesses, schools and towns. Use it to plan a trip!
What is it about dinosaurs that makes dinosaur-themed attractions popular? See how a themed dinosaur park, mini-golf course or playground can support entertainment, education or commerce.
At Natureworks, we recognise the power of sculpture art to create memorable experiences. This article discusses types of sculpture and explains the sculpting process and creative possibilities.
Big Things have seen a revival in popularity recently. But why? And how can they support communities and businesses? Read our guidance on planning and creating Big Things.
Congratulations to the NSW Government for drawing attention to the impact of human waste on birds and marine life. Natureworks created fish and pelican sculptures to demonstrate the impact of plastic in our oceans.
Watch a video of kids exploring Natureworks design studio in Brisbane. David Joffe shares his creative process and ideas with the children.
Since its inception in the 1980s, Natureworks has been creating natural magic for all sorts of clients. Our projects range from realistic replicas of native animals to bizarre attention-grabbing sculptures.