Little Drinker by David Goode, Bronze, Edition 28 of 200, 60cm high by 32cm wide by 16cm deep, Fantasy sculpture.
Little Drinker by David Goode captures the mischievous essence of a goblin in intricate detail. This is always the case with David Goode and his incredible works. Standing proudly, the goblin is depicted in a moment of whimsy, as he slyly sips from a leaf that he is using as a drinking vessel. His eyes are glancing to the side with a playful twinkle. He is conveying a sense of mischief and cunning. It is as if he’s about to engage in some sort of prank or adventure!
Little Drinker by David Goode – The Detail
With his lips pursed in anticipation, he leans slightly forward therefore fully engrossed in his clandestine act of refreshment. David Goode has meticulously crafted the folds and contours of the leaf. This lends itself to imbuing a sense of realism as it cradles the goblin’s drink.
Adding to his roguish charm, a little knife peeks out from his pocket. Therefore hinting at his readiness for any escapade that may come his way. The knife serves as both a tool and a symbol of the goblin’s resourcefulness and cunning nature.
Little Drinker by David Goode – The Location
Despite his small stature, Little Drinker by David Goode exudes confidence and charisma. His cheeky demeanor is captured flawlessly in the bronze medium. Whether placed in a fantastical garden or an indoor setting this sculpture is sure to delight viewers with its charm and personality. It is as if he is inviting them into the enchanting world of goblin mischief.
The Artist
In typical David Goode style, this charming goblin is detailed to magnificent precision. In 1988 David became the youngest sculptor ever to have been offered a position at London?s Madame Tussauds: travelling the world for sittings with many famous figures, including Freddie Mercury, Joan Collins, Madonna, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Ronald Reagan and Yasser Arafat.
