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Work in progress on The Millennium Dragon early in 1999.
The tooth that started it all is the lower right incisor (viewed from the front) tucked behind the tongue.

Detail:The Fabulous Water Beast Civic Fountain for the lake in Llandrindod Wells. By the time it is completed by summer 2005 the fountain, made by 1,000+ people will be more than 40 m long.

This beautiful 70 cm dia snail shell was hand beaten and initialed by 140 visitors to a three day sustainable
development event. It is now permanently exhibited in the headquarters of The Snowdonia National Park.

This remarkable wall sculpture is almost 6 metres wide. Based on a theme inspired by Mayan masks. It was made by 20 - 13/14 yr old pupils during a five day ‘arts week’

Late in 1998 as the volume of cash and resources thrown at the Millennium Dome reached tidal wave proportions, it seemed to Mid Wales based coppersmith Richard Taylor that there might just be a better way of catching a more endearing spirit of the moment.

He made a dragon’s tooth in copper and held it up to see who, fuelled by enthusiasm alone, would help him to build an ambitious Millennium Dragon Sculpture in which the tooth could be embedded.

Through the good will of hundreds of people who shared the vision, informal networks grew and in the end 5,000 people worldwide each made a little piece, marked it with their thumbprint, stamped it with their name and often recorded a personal dedication. A small team of volunteers in Rhayader, Mid Wales assembled the sculpture.